All lenders have strengths and weaknesses, staying close to them is the only way to learn what each of those are.

So all the deals I had fell through because it's almost impossible to find a tenant on your own & again brokers/ real estate agents won't help you even though he tells you they will.You have to pay, then you get put in a group zoom training where he never shows his face.

Beacon you would want to be near the train and it's priced higher than the Catstkills - same with Hudson.

Plane, Train, or Automobile and meet in person.

As someone with a military background, I’ve always approached investing like a mission—know your strengths, assess the terrain, and execute strategically.For me, starting with SFHs felt like the “crawl” phase before running into multifamily.

I agree with Miguel, build your system, then hire a virtual assistant and train them how to use it.

But if you’re new, relying on that razor-thin margin of error can feel like racing the clock in a marathon you’re not fully trained for.

Interestingly, I saw a paid ad for their inner circle training program on my FB feed just yesterday.

I have attended a number of seminars and trainings by other gurus and have walked away from many with a bad taste in my mouth.

That strength i carry that lets me stand alone is beneficial but also as I left that crowd i was never able for unknown reasons to reconnect to a better class of people or even network.