That’s why I prioritize networking by attending industry events, joining real estate associations, and connecting with other investors.

Sounds like the typical student that gets lured into the riches of real estate, but doesn't really understand the amount of work it takes to really get a successful business going. 

Thanks, He either has to give you the deposits or he has to give you a line item credit at the closing for the amount of the deposits, so that you can set aside the resulting credit money.The funds are NOT his.

After reading some of the works of Brandon Turner, I've decided I want to make a change, and there's no time like the present.Does anyone know of any newbie-friendly real estate clubs or landlord associations in the bay area that I can check out to learn more about investing?

I have helped Canadians purchase real estate here in the past.

We talked directly to tenant and they are ready to dismiss the case for 3 month rent credit.

Quote from @John Hoschouer: Now more than a year into real estate investing.

@Mathew FullerGetting back into Colorado real estate with a 10% down second home loan is a great move, especially if you target high-demand areas like Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, or mountain towns with strong short-term rental potential.

I'm particularly interested in learning about:* How your team handles high-volume periods and where manual workflows create bottlenecks* How recent market conditions (rising rates, margin pressure) have affected your business* Common borrower complaints and how you address themThis is purely for research, I want to make sure we're building something that actually solves real problems for professionals like you.

@Zach Logan I commend you for recognizing the easier absorption of many cap ex items as well as operational expenses associated with owning real estate.