The syndicators that I know that are really doing well have either been in the game for a long time 15 plus years, or they are working with a partner who has been in the game for that long.

Two moves now: get hands-on by helping a local investor or PM with showings, turns, or acquisitions so you learn the game while earning, and start underwriting 3–5 real listings a week with a simple buy box so your numbers get sharp before you buy.Which path sounds better for you this year—getting experience with a PM/investor, or focusing on analyzing deals and building a small cash pile first?

I'm sure her heart is in the right place but for that amount of money I think they need to up their game and get on their customer service.

We have been in the mid term game for 5-6 years.

There is no recourse against many of these brokers and its a volume game where they only get paid at closing so do their interests really align?

Over the past couple of years, I’ve helped clients close 30+ transactions  and now I’m diving into investing myself.I’m here to connect with other investors, learn more about the game, and hopefully bring value by helping others find and lock in great deals in my market.

It’s a game changer for cash flow!

Hey Mikai, Never heard of it or used it, many other services have come along into the commercial space before like tenX or something was one for a while and then I think costar just buys them, so they are really the big guys in the game and they really have the best data so not sure what the hellodata can do but costar is pretty legit.

An operator has real skin in the game.

Honestly, I look at homes for sale in various markets throughout New England every day and want to get in the game, but do not know where to start because of this challenge.