A great team in a mediocre market will still deliver much better results than a poor team in THE best market.2.)

Hello,I’m considering the purchase of a duplex in San Francisco that is currently tenant-occupied.My goal is to occupy the larger top unit through an owner move-in eviction and share both the garage and backyard with the downstairs tenant while keeping their rent flat.

Sit down, and see if you can bird dog for them, ask if you find a deal can you partner with them to get the deal done, and the last thing that would be a great move is working for that person while you are working and getting paid you are learning the ropes. 

After you decide the above then you move to where, based on that. 

I would suggest finding and teaming up with a local real estate agent who deals with investment properties so you can work with a licensed person and stay out of the state's crosshairs.With that being said, I'm a buyer in the OKC and Tulsa markets and have a few contacts up there.

I’m taking that seriously as I move forward.Nhi

The key is building a reliable team and tracking every number closely.

Find a team that you can trust, and buy, buy, buy.

Our whole team operates that way, and it has made a huge difference in how we help clients.

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