If I could just ask one more question, i have a separate account with no co mingling of funds.

It took me ten years and dozens of deals to syndicate my first investment with investor money--and even then all my investors were co-workers that invested because they knew me and had seen what I was doing.  

I'm a local investor and I've owned rental properties in Florida as well as Colorado. 

As an STR/MTR host and co-host in the Atlanta Metro Area, I get the importance of finding a property manager you can trust, especially with a mix of occupied units, a vacancy, and an eviction to handle.

See theolivejar(dot)co for her website.She is an LA-based STR designer who has helped a lot of clients get to the level they need to.

.: New to REI & BP, and debating my first move.My Background:30, single, no kids, no property, high income, fully remote worker$300K to allocate toward real estate (+ $100K/year after tax)Currently renting in NYC but planning to move back to LA (hometown) in summer 2025 or the following yearTired of paying rent and want to start building equityMy Dilemma:1️⃣ House Hack in NYC – Stay a couple more years here, buy a small multi-family now and offset costs with rental income.

I currently have a client looking to purchase their first investment properties here this year as well as in other Midwest markets that are also showing some of these same factors coming to light.Another thing to consider is that OKC is home to nearly 20,000 military / government workers with Tinker Air Force Base and the Army and Air National Guard posts there. 

Hello Meghan👋I just have 1 note I carry for a SF in Colorado.  

As far as financing goes, I have now a steady income (although a small history), a FICO score over 760 (but never had a loan), and my dad who could co-sign if needed.

Only one problem.. my credit score is very low, and my mother is going through a Chapter 13 bankruptcy which worries me if she ends up attempting to co-sign on my future property.