You could even draw up some papers to make it legit, maybe offer them a per diem of some sort?

Sign up for Crain's Detroit Real Estate.They will send you their daily email with headlines for free, you'll have to get a subscription to read their stories.I believe they have an annual listing of the top developers.You can also try bringing bagels to BSEED offices and asking around there - the city admins know who they are.

thanks You’ve got options here, especially if you’re trying to avoid giving up equity.

In most cases, your HELOC interest payment will eat up the entire cash flow (or more).I used my HELOC pretty aggressively to build my Detroit portfolio—12 doors, all BRRRRs.

Love that you’re running a meet-up in NH — we have those down here too, and it’s such a great way to build community.

EXAMPLE: tenant gives notice on 15th of month - they want the 30 days to be up on the 15th of following month.

Quote from @Shania Coleman: A SFH home very close to me is going up for Auction.

Quote from @Sarah Hickey: Hi, I signed up for this in August and I have lots of feedback and advice.

So far, it's been a great intro into real estate, but I want to level up and get more hands-on experience beyond what I'm doing now.I’m aware of strategies like house hacking and have been learning as much as I can on my own, but what I’m really looking for is a chance to work with someone more experienced—ideally someone who’s active in the field and wouldn’t mind showing me the ropes.I’m not even asking to make money.

Divide your REI types into the following.