Specifically, I’m looking to:- Learn from the "Old Home" Experts: I’m curious to hear from anyone house hacking in New England markets where homes can be 80+ years old.

I'm hoping for expert advice regarding my Self Directed IRA investment, mainly due to my SDIRA consultant having retired, leaving me with no idea where to turn.

I am not an expert and took there word for it. 

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I thought I was done with homework but looks I need to be an expert in AA (not the one I attended in my 20's :0) and now SORR. 

I'd rather show up to that conversation already knowing what to look for, and let the local expert fill in what the data can't capture: neighborhood feel, tenant quality, contractor availability, which streets to avoid.Showing up prepared is the first half of that equation.

They are local analysts and experts and track the supply and demand of different sub-markets in Phoenix.

Do you need EXPERT level knowledge in each of them to be able to LEAD a TEAM?

If you have further questions I'd be happy to connect you with one of our commercial experts that work with these policies daily. 

This network connects investors with experienced operators and provides referrals to subject matter experts essential for asset acquisition, negotiation, and property management.