So when I read your message it was very helpful as it was very validating for me and also helped me think of a couple of different angles that I wasn't quite Landing in.

It is a beginners program and from the looks of it, you already have all of the information you would get in this course.  

He gives a lot of practical tips on there to boost income that could be applied to cohosting.

Hi, I own 2 multifamily properties in Illinois.

A few ways to find REIAs or meetups in Riverside County:BiggerPockets Local Meetups – Check the events section; many local investors post in the area.Local Facebook Groups – Search for “Riverside Real Estate Investors” or “Inland Empire REIAs.”Networking at events – Even if there isn’t a formal REIA nearby, look for open house tours, workshops, or landlord associations; they’re often smaller but valuable.LinkedIn Events – Search “real estate investing Riverside CA” for networking events or webinars.Sometimes, smaller, informal groups are just as helpful as formal REIAs, especially for sharing deals and local tips.

(There's plenty who specialize in it.)

I know Captain Hindsight might not help you right now but it's a learning point.For you, I agree with those who stated to get it paid and find a new plumber.

More information on how DSCR loans work to help better understand the guidelines and how rates are calculated: DSCR loans won't use your income to underwrite the loan.

Your focus on relationships is spot-on; that’s often the fastest way to grow in this business.

You are giving very vague information asking for a very specific answer.