Learn just enough to understand the basics of deals, financing, and operations without getting stuck in analysis mode.

Unfortunately I cannot help you with connections- but I can totally understand the hype.

I’m also trying to understand specific considerations for out-of-state investors.If you’ve invested in either of these markets, I’d love to hear your advice — especially what you wish you knew before your first deal.Thanks in advance for sharing your experience!

I’m especially interested in how property managers across different markets are handling workflow challenges, communication tracking, reporting, and day-to-day operational complexity.I’ve joined to learn from experienced landlords and managers nationwide and better understand how systems and processes are evolving in real-world environments.Looking forward to connecting with members from various states and learning from your practical insights.Glad to be here.

I like working with Chicago Title, not just because I am here in Chicago, but they do understand investing and wholesaling. 

Rahesh, 35 year banker/lender/investor here and I need to understand your questions better before I answer.

Ideally, they would also understand rental income offsets and knows how to structure FHA or conventional correctly. 

I’ve been spending a lot of time learning the fundamentals ( like analyzing deals, understanding markets, reading books, and listening to podcasts), but I know nothing replaces real-world experience and relationships.I’m looking to connect with investors who wouldn’t mind sharing advice, lessons learned, or pointing me in the right direction as I keep learning.

For all you operators out there, we investors just want honesty with facts for our minds sake, we understand. 

If rates continue drifting lower, limited inventory could once again put upward pressure on prices.Labor & Inflation Updates (Still Mixed)Initial jobless claims fell slightly to 209,000Continuing claims dropped to 1.83 million, though still elevatedDecember Producer Prices rose 0.5% month-over-month, hotter than expectedMost price pressure came from machinery and equipment margins — not broad inflationWhat’s the bottom line?