Love the way you’re combining data with disciplined project management—that Marine Corps mindset definitely shows up in how you approach investing.

As long as it is a passive hands-off investment, and one part of your investment is not contingent on the other, I see no issues.Clarification: Contingency that I refer to would be, for example, when you cannot meet the  minimum investment requirement without combining your two sources of capital.

We are growing our network and would love to know other people who are in private equity or partnerships, we can reciprocate value with sharing our knowledge and combined experiences with you as the years go by.

While we are using those as a starting point, a key part of our due diligence will be to verify every single line item and build our own pro forma with more conservative, market-rate expense figures.The business plan combines the immediate upside from leasing the 2 vacant units with organic, market-rate rent increases on the other 10 units upon natural tenant turnover.

Your background in wellness and nature-based design sounds fascinating, and I love how you’re combining that with small-scale land development and ADUs.

👋For market rent comps, here are a few resources I’ve found useful:Zillow / Rentometer / Apartments.com – good for quick ballpark numbers.Local Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace – can give you the real “street-level” rents in your area.Property management companies – sometimes you can get insight directly from agents or PMs who know what’s actually renting.County or city property records – some areas publish historical rental data.BiggerPockets forums & networking – ask local investors; they often have current comps you won’t find online.Since you’re a commercial realtor starting out, combining online tools with local market intel will give you the most accurate picture.

Or better yet, combine both and house hack a BRRRR.  

Those very high returns come from the combination of the very low mortgage interest rates and the steady capital appreciation.Regarding my investment portfolio, I'm still in a growth phase and a phase in which I help an partner with other investors so that they can invest in the most profitable opportunities without having the necessary presence on the ground, time, knowledge and contacts, which is something I really enjoy doing.The biggest hurdle is finding the right opportunities in a hot market, although it's a matter of time, for me at least, so it's not really a hurdle.Legal aspects aren't a hurdle from me because I studied in my native Belgium and have been based in Quebec, both of which have a similar legal system to that of Spain and Portugal (civil law).As to regulations, in Spain, it's a matter of investing in the areas and type of properties that are least affected.

@Marci SteinI’ve used Property Shark a bit, but I’ve found combining it with tax delinquent lists, courthouse filings, and off-market connections gives a stronger pipeline.

Hey @Nikhil Sharma  I’ve seen some investors use novations combined with MLS strategies to transfer contracts efficiently, but it really depends on state rules and how your brokerage handles assignments.