I’ve always been admiring of people who spend years putting together the numerous aspects of development deals - tying up the land, negotiating financing, selling investors on investing equity, filling the gap with subordinated debt with “equity” kicker, signing letter of intent with tenants, bargaining with contractors, etc.  

I'm an engineer by trade, very analytical and numerically driven - I believe the math and calculations of REI investments may be the most important aspect before pulling the trigger on an investment, but understand there are many more factors to consider as well, such as population growth, jobs, crime, etc. 

We get numerous calls based on us being out of town landlords and not having mortgages on some properties so I question the value and accuracy of many of the lists out there. 

I live in the ABQ area and looking to start investing in the area, but would love to have a partner while I get my feet wet.

I’ve had the privilege to speak with him one on one on numerous occasions and not only is he is so genuine, but he makes time for us.

Syndications are a great way to get your feet wet in the real estate world without taking all the responsibility and risk solely upon yourself. 

Check out the map on our website where we’ve made this all easy to follow.We can also share numerous examples of properties & portfolios we’ve assisted investors with!

@Nick Anderson Start small, 1-4 units and get your feet wet.

The ceiling tiles were wet and water came out onto the floor. 

I get numerous complaints from my "good" tenants, complaining about Joe.