I'm reading, compiling the suggestions I'm getting here on BP and generally starting to formulate more of a research plan than a real investment plan yet.

We are now preparing to strategically grow our brokerage business, and we would like to approach the process with a "blank slate" in order to not bring in a "traditional brokerage" mentality.  

Do I need to go to school like Renatus or Strategic Real Estate Coach?

Does anyone in LA/OC or SoCal have a recommendation for a strategic CPA with real estate investing experience?

There are so many different factors at play...your goals, your next deal, the situation at hand of your LTV, credit score, loan amount, etc...that affect the available terms and whether it's best to go 15yr or 30yr.It's always best to work with an investor-friendly lender that has your interests in mind, and can work with you to strategize a few moves ahead, like chess.  

If you could strategize your plan of action moving forward and wanted to return the highest ROI possible then one could encapsulate different markets and buy at lows, sell at highs then take profits to put into a lower priced rental that returns passive income with not much appreciation. 

Hi Luke, how can I learn to strategically offer multiple seller financing deals?

@Hanifah Montanez; @Terrance Clark Would you be interested in getting together with other Delaware investors so that we can all chat, strategize and talk about or experiences so far?

Even though I am a buy and hold investor and not a flipper, this formula is still helpful in formulating my thinking to ensure I focus on my profit throughout the process, but especially at the beginning.

Hello All,I'm interested in some valuable feedback on the multi-family real estate market in Greensboro, NC.My research has been formulated from various sources; however, I would like to hear from a few BP members that are in the trenches and/or currently invested in this market.Key indicators like job and wage growth seem to be holding steady for the last several years and property values seem to be increasing steadily.Can someone give me their view on the current cap rates & vacancy rates in their comp set?