Ignore this, this was meant for a different post. 

I just heard about this from another NY investor. 

What are your thoughts on this? 

After diving into the local market here, I’ve realized that the high entry costs make it pretty challenging for a beginner like myself to get started.As I continued learning, I discovered that many U.S. markets offer significantly lower entry points and better cash flow opportunities — which is exciting, but also a bit overwhelming.This will be my first investment ever, and also my first time investing out of country, so I’m looking for guidance from experienced investors who’ve either:Started investing from abroad (especially Canadians investing in the U.S.)Navigated out-of-state investing successfullyHave tips on beginner-friendly U.S. markets, team building, financing, or general do's/don'ts for someone in my positionI’d love to connect with anyone willing to share their journey, offer insights, or point me toward resources that helped them.Thanks in advance!

Hi all, Was not sure where to ask this but i am unable to see the map and unable to use any of the filters on the bigger deals page.

It sounds like you aren't buying but if you run up against this again look into what your state and local town says about septics and the cost to replace in your area. 

Should this be in the Classifieds?

It would still cash flow in the mean time, and on the cash out refi I would be able to get out all of his investment due to this being a great deal. 

They often work with investors regularly and can point you toward individuals or groups who provide this kind of private or hard money lending.Let me know how it goes or if you need help crafting your pitch to potential lenders!

This leads to an idea I wanted to float here: What are people's thoughts on using more advanced AI agents directly on brokerage websites?