You also need a financial planner who is proactive instead of reactive when providing advice.Working remotely with your financial planner will expand your options.I would also recommend looking for a financial planner who will work with you throughout the year and can help you strategize, as well as be responsive when you want to understand the consequences of the financial decisions you are making.Happy to answer any questions.

Being an agent in both residential and commercial puts you in a great position to spot opportunities and build strong relationships as your clients scale.One thing I’ve seen over the years is that the agents who really stand out to investors are the ones who understand the full lifecycle of the property after the purchase, not just the transaction.

We only make 1st position purchase money loans.

Partner loves long-term equity plays, I am more wired to drop the dud(s) if not positive in the next year.

It’s awesome that you’re starting early and thinking strategically about building capital before jumping into BRRRR.

Quote from @Xander Monge: Quote from @Ryan Spath: @Xander MongeXander — first off, huge congrats on already owning a rental at 25 and thinking this strategically.

On the positive, there is a 550 sq.ft. (1B/1B) apartment above the detached garage that the previous owner did fix up (because his daughter was living there).

@Gordon Mer Google Frank Alcini CPA, with Strategic Planning Advisors LLC

Hello Multi-Family Investors,I’m focused on getting started with small multifamily properties—duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes—and I want to make sure I analyze deals correctly to ensure positive cash flow.I’d love to hear from experienced investors:What key factors do you focus on when evaluating small multifamily deals?

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