All Forum Posts by: Eric DeNardo

@Clayton Sneider, check out the book Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate. Its not a free resource, but a good one to get started. 

@Elena Facchinei,

You've come to right place! Have you thought about which strategies you want to pursue? Would love to talk some through with you and see where we could help each other out!

@Bryan Gonzalez,

Welcome to BP! The podcasts shaped my desire to build generational wealth too. Let's chat soon to learn more about our goals this year and how we might be able to help each other out. 

@Andrew Jones

Welcome back to BP! Glad you're here. I'd love to chat sometime and learn more about your goals and where we could help each other out. 

@Eric Clapp

I share a similar 'why' for getting into real estate! I'd love to learn more about what strategies you are considering and what you would like to learn about. 

Let's connect!

@Osman Khan,

Welcome to BP! You have come to the right place to learn and develop relationships in RE. Let's have a chat sometime and see how might we help each other out!

Hey @Jacques Caspi,

I suggest looking for someone who is reliable and is able to leverage the various programs available for first-time home buyers. Is your brother-in-law just using the house as his primary? Or does he want to turn it into a rental? Some lenders are better than others in helping strategize the best options. I have some recommendations! I’ll DM you. 

@Sam Schultz

I get that. I have a similar mindset and like to be independent. And we all need help in sometimes and people are usually willing and grateful to help others. Also, you can meet other investors without needing to ask for help or be pushy, but just have a conversation with them and ask them questions about their experience and see where it leads. Also, ask how you might be able to help them and be of value to their business. Some investors may need someone motivated like yourself to do work that they don't have time for. 

@Jennifer Botello,

Check out Urban Land Institute - ULI. They have chapters throughout the US, and are very active and have a lot of education and people you can learn from. 

@Sam Schultz,

I love your dedication to educating yourself with books and other materials. I highly recommend you begin building relationships with people in your local market by attending meetups and asking people to grab a coffee or beer. You'll learn a ton from other people's experiences and begin building relationships. 

I also suggest starting out by house hacking - buying a primary residence and renting out a portion - basement, room, ADU. DM me and I'd be happy to share more!