start with one piece of land for one single family or a smaller development. or get the buy box of larger developers. why would they need to partner with you when they can do it on their own or find someone more experienced?

I’d love to connect with experienced landlords and investors who can share advice on getting started, selecting properties, and navigating the Section 8 process.

Recommend having an attorney review it to confirm.If the PMA has legally expired, then the PMC is in the wrong - although they may still have claims for covering the legal expenses.

Hi everyone,I’m looking to dive into the real estate market here in the Des Moines/Metro area and would love to connect with experienced investors, agents, or professionals who are willing to share their insights.I’m particularly interested in learning about your experiences in this market—what’s worked for you, lessons learned, and any advice you’d have for someone getting started.

Interview a few PMs, ensure they align with your goals, and stay involved by reviewing monthly reports.

AMeris bank will do specs I used them.but if you have zero experience you will have to mitigate it with a lot of cash or get an experienced partner.

I constantly get great reviews often comments of how clean the cabin is.

With your maintenance and construction background, you'll definitely have a leg up in creating value, whether you go with a smaller home or a multi-unit property.If you're exploring seller financing and deal structuring, connecting with experienced investors here in Chicago will be a game changer.

Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, I’d love to network, share insights, and collaborate.If you’re active in Philly or the surrounding counties, let’s connect!

What I think you'll need to find out from lenders/banks/credit unions is how much historical timeline they'll need to review to support the valuation/income.