I’m pretty new to the multifamily space and trying to soak up as much as I can from the people actually buying deals right now — not just YouTube theories.I’d love to hear directly from experienced multifamily investors — what kind of numbers or criteria do you look for when you’re buying properties?

Any recommendations for investor-friendly agents who are comfortable working with an out of state investor in the small multifamily space? 

Hey guys, I'm looking for a title/escrow company that is familiar with the wholesaling process and doesn't treat it like a crime. Ive reached out to a small handful of local companies and reception has been cold, to p...

I'm currently exploring the process of moving my corporate 401k into a self-directed account with the goal of using it for private lending and potentially funding future deals.Always happy to connect with others doing similar things—especially long-distance investors, Central Oregon locals, and anyone navigating the self-directed retirement path.Looking forward to learning, sharing, and growing with this community!

I am an out of state investor in Charlotte, NC which I've acquired 3 properties which I've been focused on appreciation here.

@Iñaki Lopez ZatarainRecommend you first figure out the property Class you want to invest in, THEN figure out the corresponding location/neighborhoods to invest in.Why is Property Class so important for investors to understand and apply in their investing strategies?

If you’re starting with wholesaling and fix & flips, focus first on building a strong understanding of your local market, know values, repair costs, and what investors are paying.

Every investor goes through this stage.

I’m Erica a licensed real estate agent based in West Palm Beach, FL, and now a proud new investor!

Whoever gave this person “women of the year award” should be sued for doing zero due diligence on this person