@Anthony Testino Perhaps there is opportunity to use crypto assets as collateral / getting crypto backed loans - however, fees high and the usual caveats about crypto etc etc but you usually do not have to sell your crypto to borrowCompanies already doing this/or serving as lending platforms :  SALT, Unchained Capital ,BlockFi

Take it with a grain of salt though.I would contact someone with access to the local MLS also to research it.

In becoming an agent you learn RE, earn some money, network with a lot of folk.B) Listen to every podcast on the given subject you are interested but take each one with a grain of salt realize that majority of the Wholsale specific podcasts are not in your type of market.

I personally am  starting to look for my next investment (multifamily) in the areas like Vegas, Salt Lake City and Pheonix and would love to partner with the right people to purchase larger properties.

Hi BPers,Im in Utah market right now where it is very hot and we like this property due to its great location in salt lake county.

I’m in the salt lake area and I am looking to do something similar, but I’d be living in the MIL and renting out the main house.

Paul, MN 46.39 120 85 111 Laredo, TX 46.18 123 82 112 Ontario, CA 46.07 164 48 113 Yonkers, NY 45.68 95 106 114 Fresno, CA 45.63 83 111 115 Aurora, IL 45.55 98 105 116 Wichita, KS 45.55 32 155 117 Modesto, CA 45.5 88 109 118 Brownsville, TX 45.49 117 94 119 Salt Lake City, UT 45.48 69 132 120 Mobile, AL 45.28 49 152 121 Dover, DE 45.13 54 154 122 Columbia, SC 44.95 67 139 123 New York, NY 44.81 142 84 124 Moreno Valley, CA 44.73 148 73 125 Corpus Christi, TX 44.72 102 112 126 Norfolk, VA 44.55 41 161 127 Louisville, KY 44.45 75 136 128 Richmond, VA 43.87 60 173 129 Houston, TX 43.82 86 131 130 St.

Take this with grain of salt.

Maybe Doheny or Salt Creek as well. 

If he won’t do an addendum to the lease tell him to pound salt and go hunting for a new apartment building .