All Forum Posts by: Kyle Mitchell

@Matt Nettles Make sure you interview several of these groups before making a decision.  Each one will teach you the same thing about multifamily investing but its the one you feel the most comfortable with and the one you most align with that will get you out of your comfort zone.  That's the benefit of these groups is to accelerate your growth, but if you don't feel comfortable you will be doing yourself a disservice, take the time to vet 5-6 of these groups and in the end you'll know which one to go with.

@Montgomery St. Hilaire Chris mentioned some great things for you to consider. I am also curious as to why you have chosen that route vs others. Not that single family turkey is not good but it also depends on your goals. I purchased 9 myself but am now moving on from SFR as a whole, happy to discuss if you would like. Great job on getting started!

Are you new to Real Estate investing but don’t know how to start? Perhaps you an experienced investor with properties but you aren’t getting the returns you desire. Are you interested in cash flow, value-add properties, and opportunities outside of CA? Do you want the financial power of multifamily real estate working for you?

If so come join us. We invest in apartments in cash flow markets that simply make sense (or dollars!). Our members have closed properties in markets such as AZ, TX, FL, GA, IN, IL, OH, MD, MO, ID, UT, & TN. Apartment investing is a team sport. So come join the best team around, the Multifamily Masters.

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@Ben Leybovich . What have been your biggest challenges so far and what is your average cost per unit for the furnishings?

@Grant Cardone Buying just because you "NEED" a deal is another huge mistake investors are making right now.

@Ruel K. like I mentioned my focus is MF.  But in my opinion California is too regulated and you can get shut down quickly. You want to be in a state that supports Air BNB.

@Mitch Harold Here is a list of the ones I listen to!

-Passive Income through Multifamily Real Estate (our podcast)
-Rod Khleif
-Michael Blank
-Old Capital Podcast
-Joe Fairless - Best Real Estate Investing Advice Ever
-Real Estate New for Investors - Kathy Fettke
-Whitney Sewell

@Ruel K. No real updates other than I decided not to go this route.  For me it was too labor intensive for an out of state investment and I primarily focus on multifamily.  Was thinking of adding this niche but decided to pass.  Lots of unforeseen's and for me would only make sense if I had 5-10 of them so I can hire someone to manage them for me.

@Tab Teehee My day was about 15 months ago and it was the best decision I ever made.  Ultimately it took me over 2 years to pull the trigger and looking back I wish I had done it sooner.  The fear of leaving a 6-figure job for me was high, especially since I knew no other way and had been working a W2 for over 20 years.  My advice to people out there who want to leave their W2 in pursuit for something greater, is do it!  But...make sure you take the time to plan it out.  Failing to plan is planning to fail.  To help get over the fear I would tell you to ask yourself, what is the absolute worse thing that could happen?  If everything failed could you get another job?  If so, then the downside is really not all that bad and we all know that the upside is exponential.  The journey will come with great ups and downs but in the end, you are building something for yourself and your family, not someone else.  

@Josh Ridgely My suggestion would be to scroll through the titles of each podcast and download and listen to the ones that relate to you and catch your eye.  There is so much content out there it can be overwhelming, try to narrow it down to the specific niche you are focused on or want to learn about.