I have put together a personal portfolio of 15 REITs covering  apartments, industrial, healthcare, net lease, casino, infrastructure, and timberland.  

It’s helped a lot of investors move faster and seize opportunities that might otherwise slip away.From my experience in the space, here are a few key things worth understanding:✅ Private money isn’t “hard money” — terms and relationships are often more personal and negotiable.✅ Transparency and communication are critical.

Investors should fully understand that Section 8 is not a cure-all for Class C & D tenant challenges, it's just trading one set of problems for another.We see too many investors not doing enough research to fully understand all this and making naïve investing decisions.Once you understand the above, you still need to find a property.

If you’re raising capital for a real estate fund or syndication, you’ve probably heard terms like 3(c)(5), 506(b), or 506(c) thrown around. These are critical exemptions that determine how you can structure and market...

I missed last year’s event in Cancún and promised myself I wouldn’t let that happen again, and I’m SO glad I made it this time around.The conference venue was the fabulous Caesars Palace Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, the perfect host for such a TOP-FLIGHT event.The breakout sessions, the exhibit hall and the presentations were all well organized and SUPER engaging.Keynote speaker Christopher Voss, Mr.

Real @James WiseIf what James said is too risky, go to this place, called a "Casino".

I was denied a couple months ago by Allstate for fire risk for the first time ever. 5 miles from a major casino in the middle of a large community in the red rock area of Las Vegas. 

I recently learned about “partial note sales,” where note holders sell a portion of their payments for upfront cash but keep the rest later.
It sounds like a flexible option for both liquidity and long-term gain.
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Long story short, while I understand that SOME people may have had success with this company, I personally fell into the same mudpile as so many others.

(starting from 2-5 units and going up slowly)What are the most important concepts and terms to understand when getting started with multi-family property investments?