All Forum Posts by: Kash Jawed

Other than CBRE, you can try https://apartmentpropertyvalua...

Currently the market is too hot and lack of skills in market. So yes they are hiring with Bsc being optional. 
most good boot camps have capstone projects that you can use as projects on resume 

Timara - you're looking into the "Arbitrage" strategy. check the Forums and you'll find lot of good information on AirBnB Arbitrage.

Couple of things to keep in mind are:
1. Does the local zoning allow for STR
2. does property management (if part of HOA) allow STR
3. lastly, negotiate with the Owner and offer them a win-win situation

I'm not an expert in this field but there are many experts on the forum who can help you out. Good luck with this. You will do great!

Tiffany - it all depends on what interests you?

If you're analytical , check out Data Science bootcamps. These are high pay and remote
Also, Blockchain development is a hot skill (and high pay) as more and more industries explore the benefits of decentralization

I have been in Tech and Consulting sector for 15 years (based in Canada) however I work for clients worldwide. Happy to guide further if you have any questions.

Do property managers help manage rehab projects for you (for a fee)?

I can share a good investor focused agent that we leverage in Edmonton 

Investors I know look towards north such as Sudbury and N.Bay for cashflow 

Hi Abiy. Can you share with me as well? I’m looking to acquire 2-3 units in CLE as well. Thank you 

Welcome Sriram. 
I agree with what Chris said. You don’t “need” a course as most information is readily available online. I still take courses to save time from searching around and prefer a structure. I’ve taken around 3-4 courses and they all helped me in different ways. Bottom line - it saved me a lot of time googling. 
It’s hard to find cashflowing properties but not impossible. I just locked up a cashflowing triplex in Hamilton last week , so it’s doable. Persistence and education. 
if you have specific questions , feel free to ask.