This has always been a challenge, and from what I’ve seen and heard, California—especially areas like Los Angeles—continues to be one of the toughest.

But I’m still learning, and I know tastes shift quickly, depending on the market, the buyer, and even the vibe of the neighborhood.I’d love to hear what others are noticing.

This past year, I made the leap from construction management to getting my Real Estate license and joining a brokerage.

Eager to network and learn from other Real Estate Investors within those markets primarily and beyond.

I’m Andrew Bish from Chicago.

You can also learn a lot from the Madison Tenant Resource Center to see their advice to Tenants.Good luck and happy to talk further if any specific questions come up in the Madison area.  

@Nathan Gesner I'm just seeing this now.

Quote from @Garrett Viton: Hi @Dan Sheeks!

I come from a tech and systems engineering background, and for the past year I’ve been diving deep into real estate investing — especially non-traditional, no down payments and interest-free models.I’m currently exploring how a brand new concept that already works in several countries (group-purchase model for real estate) could be adapted to the U.S. market.

DM us if you’d like to discuss this logical approach in greater detail!