All Forum Posts by: Nicholas Burch

Keep scanning the upstate, NY, or Syracuse threads to find BP meetups. If that does not work, hop on Facebook to find some investing groups in your area. I am in Buffalo if you want to connect!

Hi Andrew,

I recommend you do a quick search into who the top brokerages are in Utica. Once you identify them pitch them the property and see if any of their agents have a buyer ready to go. I am an agent in Buffalo, NY and I have worked with a wholesaler on locking in a property to assign to a new investor. Typically, the wholesaler provides the assignment contract/addendum. It should be reviewed by a NY attorney for efficacy before the buyers put pin to paper.

Congrats Robert,

You stumbled upon the right community to propel and encourage you. I am 23 years old. I do not come from a RE family, so everything I know is self-taught.

First: I recommend you join your local BP meetup. I've made lifelong friends from my Buffalo group.

Second: I recommend you gain a skill related to real estate. For example, I become a RE agent, which has boosted my knowledge 10X. You could become a wholesaler, MLO, appraiser, RE agent, etc. Although this is not required to get you started, it will help you apply what you are learning.

Third: Identify a niche asset class. It is very easy to become distracted in RE by what other people are doing.

Fourth: Find a mentor experienced in the strategy you want to adopt!

Break into CRE is new for me, Ill check it out!

 Thanks Cody,

This information is gold!

 Thank you for taking the time to respond with this information. These seem like capital expenditures and cash reserves I need to account for. What do you mean by ''BP lookup''?

I want to increase my underwriting skills for commercial deals. Specifically, I want to learn more about underwriting syndications and funds. I do not want to buy into an outdated or scam guru course. Any recommendations?

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