Typical PE investor double speak. 

Hey BP family,Figured it was time I shared a bit of my journey—not just as a real estate investor, but as a veteran trying to make sense of the civilian world, wealth-building, and the strange beast that is real estate.I did 12 years in the Army.

ElviI am an investor based in Tulsa.

Looking for some information on financing for out of country investors (Canada). 

I’ve been in real estate for over 30 years now, and at eXp Realty, my focus is on training agents how to think and operate like investors, and just as importantly, how to serve investors the right way.You're already a step ahead being licensed — that’s a powerful tool when leveraged correctly.

Do the foreign investors have any kind of chance against truly local investors who grew up there and know the laws, customs, neighborhoods, etc etc.

Having access to the MLS isn’t life-changing, and the additional liability that comes with being a licensed agent in Texas is something to seriously consider.That said, I’ve been able to use the commission from acting as the agent to cover my share of the initial capital when buying with my partner, saving me 4-5 months' worth of savings.For me, the biggest benefit has been discovering how much I enjoy working with investor clients.

Hi All,I'm a real estate investor in CT that recently passed my salesperson exam so I can run my own deals.Looking for an investor friendly real-estate broker to hang my hat with.

Some investors, even friends and family, may take years to trust and invest in your deals.With investors, they come in all shapes and sizes.

Connecting with local investors will help you dial in on realistic rehab costs, resale timelines, and navigating California-specific regulations.Happy to support you on your REI journey!