.: I'm looking to learn in depth about your process and dive deep into the real estate loan process.

My name’s Caty Deaton — I’m based in Kentucky and work on the dispositions side of real estate investing, helping connect investors with off-market properties nationwide.I’ve been diving deep into wholesaling, creative finance (Subject-To, seller finance, wraps), and multifamily deals.

Basically questions that the PM/co-host need to be able to answer without having to do any deep-dive analysis.Property-specific questions such as property improvement advice, revenue potential, etc. that involve deep-dive analysis might justifiably incur an up-front cost depending on the PM/co-hosts business model.

Hello all!  Not COMPLETELY new to REI - but new to the Bigger Pockets life.   I've had a LTR in Virginia for about 5 years and am getting into house hacking + STRs for the first time.  I LOVE my neighborhood of St. Pe...

You have to do a deep dive into all properties that fit your buy box in all other areas and then see what the true income potential is on the property.

Over the past couple months I have been using AirDNA daily to analyze projected revenue of potential STR properties in Tennessee and Florida.  Last week the projected revenue was basically cut in half or greater on al...

Since you’re already diving into podcasts and videos, I’d suggest also focusing on building local connections and understanding the numbers in your own market.

Tighten the plan so you can move fast and credibly: pick one lane for 90 days (multifamily or storage), define a simple buy box, then run a daily pipeline rhythm: 20 broker/owner touches, 5 LOIs, 1 underwriting deep dive.

To keep learning fast, run a simple Noise‑to‑Numbers scan each week: set a tight buy box for SFR/2–4s in your target ZIPs, pull 20 listings or wholesales, score each in minutes on rent potential, condition, and PM outlook, then deep‑dive only the top 10 percent.

Thank you very muchLook at a ton of multifamily listings in your target area(s) and the terms will become clear to you.To name a few, you'll want to know the following for each deal you consider:- Gross Rental Income- Operating Expenses- Rent Roll and leases- Vacancy- Recent Improvements and Capital ExpendituresAs the deal progresses, you'll dive deeper into due diligence i.e. home/building inspection, title review, etc.All the best!