I looked through the PPM's for each but honestly, they have a lot of information to process.People on this site have been very helpful if you ask and have a lot of knowledge and experience to share. 

I’m interested in both long-term and mid-term rentals, with some openness to flipping if the right opportunity arises.I’m currently looking forward to connecting with knowledgeable local agents who specialize in investment properties and understand investor needs in the Chicago suburbs, especially between Hanover Park and Niles.I’m eager to learn from this community, share experiences, and grow alongside fellow investors.Thanks,MarkHey Mark!

I found the deal due to my local expertise, having lived in Colorado and become an expert on the area's real estate potential.

Tyre,There is a lot that experts on BP can advise but to cover a few of the basics, I would start with a few things.

Quote from @Christian Orozco: Hi all, thank you first of all for sharing your knowledge; I truly appreciate it.

The Section 168(K) special allowance, aka "bonus depreciation," is 100% of the chunk of the $300K that's "20 years or less" property.The cost segregation specialists are the experts you go to for determining this info.

We intend to retire in Thailand and expand our investments to the Thai market.We're looking forward to meeting others that have chosen financial freedom, and we welcome any knowledge y'all have to share.

If you need Free Coaching and REI help your on the correct REI website but you do not have to pay for it you just need to ask the Experts!

Focus on understanding market trends, property values, and negotiation tactics.Build a Team: Consider assembling a team of real estate experts, such as a mentor, real estate attorney, accountant, and contractors.

This kind of networking can be invaluable, not only for gaining knowledge but also for finding potential mentors who can guide you through your first steps.Remember, every expert was once a beginner.