I’m originally from Brooklyn, NY — so the hustle is in my DNA — but I now live in Florida, (Lake Mary) where I’m actively planting the seeds of my Multifamily investing journey.

Having the right team in place from the beginning is one of the most valuable investments you can make—it will save you time, stress, and money in the long run.Best of luck as you build a successful, resilient real estate portfolio!

A solid asset protection plan helps you manage risk, shield your holdings, and stay resilient in the face of legal or financial threats.To build a strong foundation in these areas, partnering with knowledgeable professionals is key.

The inner metro isn't the only story; strong fundamentals exist in outer-ring areas and key growth corridors.Perth’s coastal suburbs continue to show resilience, driven by lifestyle demand and limited land supply, while inland areas offer greater affordability and entry points for value-focused investors.

Very curious to see if that spreads to the NE/MW or if these markets are more resilient. 

Hi everyone,I’m a 48-year-old aspiring investor based in Oregon, starting fresh with nearly nothing but experience, determination, and a vision.After 25 years in the restaurant and service industry, I’ve learned the value of resilience, hard work, and people.

Taking a proactive approach to both tax efficiency and liability protection lays the foundation for sustainable growth, resilience, and lasting wealth.To navigate these areas effectively, it’s important to build a trusted team of professionals.

Implementing the proper legal structures from the start (such as LLCs, land trusts, or layered entities) can shield your personal assets, limit exposure, and give you greater confidence to scale your investments.This isn’t just about playing defense, it’s about building your empire on a strong, resilient foundation.Build the Right Team Early: One of the best moves you can make is assembling a team of trusted professionals who specialize in real estate, particularly a tax advisor and asset protection attorney who understand the unique challenges and goals of investors.

I don't think you're allowed to hunt anything in a national park - hell, you can't even take out a rock or a plant so I doubt you can take animals :)

Even if on your property you need a permit for that, or the city fines you and makes you plant several new trees. 10 years of property management experience you learn all the ins and outs. :)