I've delved into approximately 10 books covering multifamily investments, syndication structures and operations, capital raising, underwriting, real estate market dynamics, legal aspects, broker relationships, deal sourcing, taxation, property management, sales techniques, lending practices, and construction processes.

My post did only address one aspect of real estate though.

I wonder what happens when your customers realize that they can get together and file a class-action lawsuit against your organization for an insignificant sum of money.Thank you for your response and for highlighting an important aspect of your comment...

It is different for me as I do enjoy REI and a lot of aspects of it, along with having the security of a W2 and a healthy pension after.

He also likes to tell me how much I should offer on the property and the final amount it is worth but I have learned that I know more about this aspect than he does.

The main hurdle that many of our borrowers face are the income aspect of it, especially expensive markets like the West coast.

Sound money decisions, planning, eliminating wasteful spending, and having a team are all critical aspects needing attention when you’ve made the decision it’s time to expand your financial horizons. 

Happy to connect on the lending aspect! 

While the former presents a classic investment opportunity, the latter has caught my eye for its unique and potentially lucrative approach.As someone relatively new to this field, I'm aware that there might be aspects I haven't considered or opportunities I'm overlooking.

Moreover, lenders often mandate reserves to ensure the borrower can meet ongoing financial obligations.Selecting viable investment properties is another vital aspect of the process.