I’m currently looking to purchase my first rental property, ideally a 2-4 unit building near UPenn and Drexel.I’m reaching out to find an investor-friendly real estate agent who can guide me through the process and share valuable insights.

The reasons why I really want to get into this: it feels like something that would fit my work from home lifestyle that I have established (I'm never going back to the office and even if this job ends I can get other remote project management that will also be work from home); I get paid 4 ways (W-2, appreciation, tax write offs, ownership distributions). 

I am a Capital Raiser for B and C class, value add, Multifamily Properties, ideally 20+ doors.

However, vetted operators wanted roughly $400,000 toward their fit out plus a liquor license valued at $160,000 & year 1 rent concessions.

Yair, solid plan—clear buy box and KC is a good fit for BRRRR.

Ideally, I’m looking for a single-family 1st position performing note with all the above criteria.

So far, they have delivered on everything they have promised - it's still early, but I like their operation.Taylor is correct that they key is to evaluate whether their opportunities are a good fit for you and your investing goals. 

They don't let little things from getting in the way and are good at finding solutions, rather than problems.A good broker can avoid deal-killers, like loan amounts or regional lending issues, and can find these lenders that fit with what the borrower is trying to do.

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Ideally we are looking for a single family home (3+ bedrooms) in an area where STRs are profitable.