I have a tenant who applied with a co-signer. The co-signer has solid credit history and income. the tenant is just finished grad school  and is about to start a position. What should I have the co-signer sign/languag...

I do think new investors could benefit from a mentor even if we do have a network though, at least as we are trying to get our feet off the ground, then hopefully we can pay it forward and mentor others If you found a mentor that won't charge a fee, snap him up if he is "snappable".

Looking forward to seeing you around the forums. 

I’m focused on identifying solid, long-term opportunities in strong neighborhoods, with an emphasis on smart acquisitions and value-driven deals.I’m interested in connecting with local professionals—including agents, wholesalers, property managers, contractors, and fellow investors—who know the Columbus market well and are open to building mutually beneficial relationships.If you’re working on deals in the area, have market insights to share, or are interested in collaborating, I’d love to connect and start a conversation.Looking forward to being part of the Columbus investing community!

Looking forward to seeing your progress and deals here.

Looking forward to seeing your insights and connecting.

Look forward to connecting soon!

The best part is rolling the win forward with discipline instead of chasing bigger risk on the next one.

Hi Pita,Fellow builder here - looking forward to learning and serving alongside you.You're already successful - just keep going!

It would be nice if you join some of the networking events to get into and understand more what entails this.First thing is to understand your strategy, LTR, STR, MTR, coliving, BRRRR, flip, etc (there are so many nowadays 😁)Every strategy will require a more specific set of people to team up.I hope this helps and looking forward to seeing you around.