It’s awesome to see someone with your background and drive starting to put theory into practice.

Happy to connect and share what’s actually working in practice if that helps.

I’ve seen that list floating around, but in practice the number isn’t what matters.

At your stage, the best moves are learning the basics, analyzing practice deals every day, and surrounding yourself with investors so you build confidence and direction.

You’ll want the lease to address shared spaces, responsibilities, cleaning expectations, quiet hours, and other practical rules.Above all, take your time with screening.

Two practical tips: always underwrite with a 10-15% rehab buffer for surprises and prioritize C/B neighborhoods where maintenance is lower and tenants stick longer.

I have been reaching out to friends and family and want to hear some advice on some good, practical ways to go about this situation.

Anyone have best practices to share?

I understand the unique accounting needs of real estate businesses and can help you track all your financials effectively.I am familiar with the best practices for classifying flips in QBO, whether they should be treated as short-term or long-term investments.

It’s a practical way to build experience and a portfolio without the financial pressure of expensive coastal markets.