IN DOORWAY BECAUSE THE WALLS CEILING AROUND DOOR ARE REINFORCED TO CARRY EXTRA LOAD CREATED BY THE OPEN GAP A DOOR MAKES.

Along the way we developed a deep appreciation for building systems, teams, and long-term value - principles we’re now applying to real estate investing.Our long-term goal is to build a 2,500+ door portfolio while partnering with great people along the way.Our primary strategy right now is coliving, which we’ve found to be one of the most efficient ways to generate strong cash flow while providing high-quality, affordable housing in strong growth markets like Atlanta, Phoenix, Houston, and Dallas (to name a few).

If you could indicate how many doors you have and how much you pay that would be awesome and very much appreciated.

I am NOT suggesting Open door or any other syndication is a scam.

PRICE: 18.7 million
cap rate 6.57% 
86% occupancy

I have been consuming as much education/reading regarding out of state investing as I can as well as literature regarding buying larger buildings (not quite the syndication level) although I have been reading that material as well to digest.

You can ask your neighbours if they have proof from their door cameras.

This question comes up a lot, especially for investors designing a new short-term rental from scratch.On paper, building larger feels safer.

A larger down payment is helpful, but what matters even more is having reserves plus enough cushion to handle the first year of ownership.A workable middle groundConsider starting closer to home, or pick an out of state market where you have a trusted boots on the ground team already lined up, agent, manager, and contractor.

The real question is what you're paying per door.