I would like to know how to build your team if you plan to self-manage your properties. 

To build out a solid team.

@Lars Hartvig Kristiansen - great question and congrats on getting theming going - I've found that when building a team starting first with making sure your values are aligned and you can trust the person is paramount in importance  

Right from the start, I knew that building a solid team and keeping them motivated was crucial.

We're looking primarily in Kingston, as well as places a little north, like Saugerties, Catskill and Hudson.We're looking to build our team.

Based inSan Diego, building a focused fourplex portfolio in Indianapolis.Investment Criteria:Target: 6-7 fourplexes by 2030Capital: $120K initial + $3Kmonthly contributionsStrategy: BRRRR with professionalteams (not doing work myself)Target neighborhoods: NearEastside, Martindale-Brightwood, Twin AirePurchase range: $180K-$220K with $50K-$65K renovation budgetsWhy Indianapolis: After analyzing 15+markets, Indianapolis offers the optimal combination of:Strong fundamentals (job growth,median income $71K)Abundant fourplex inventory atreasonable entry pointsLandlord-friendly regulationsSustainable cash flow with appreciation potentialSeeking Professional Relationships: 1.

How do you communicate to your rehab team when your financing terms create strict timelines?

Looking for team to start BRRRRs in Detroit.

We are, however, funding a ton of new builds.

Build your “A-team” earlyBefore you ever buy a lot, you should already have:• a GC or builder you trust• architect + engineer• lender who does construction loans• surveyor• real estate agent who knows new-build comps, not just resale• title company familiar with construction drawsYour team will save you from 90% of beginner mistakes.5.