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Have you connected with a local agent, wholesaler, general contractor, or property manager yet?

Feel free to connect with me and to ask anything!

They have connections with Zillow, Trulia, Realtor.com, and HotPads to list your properties.

If anyone is local and sees this I'd love to connect over a lunch and get any advice, deals, or tips you have for investing in general or specifically in the Eugene market.

Always looking to network with good investors, so please reach out and we can connect further.

I would suggest connecting with other Hawaii investors who are making it work in that market.

I also have no contacts in Denver so would love to connect with an investor friendly agent, real estate attorney, and someone that’s doing MTRs in Denver (this would likely be my strategy for this auction property.)

My management primarily involves remotely receiving rent checks and coordinating online services for any repairs, which connect directly with the tenant.Now, I'm facing a new challenge: my current tenant is moving out, and I need to manage the tenant checkout process and secure a new tenant.

As @Alan F. pointed out 20% is a little thin, especially as a first deal - I would say though, in my opinion, the most important thing is getting started so even if it's not a home run a single, walk, or even a strikeout is better than not even batting... because as you take more at-bats you'll get a better batting average.Happy to connect around the renovation process and help you build a solid team here in Chicago.