The "learn from someone experienced" part.  I

It might also be worth looking into establishing a line of credit for future flips, so you have quick access to funds without needing to rely on third-party lenders all the time.If you're interested in exploring more financing options or ways to streamline future projects, feel free to reach out.Best,Drago

As long as both parties know the risk it's up to them to act accordingly. 

I feel so late to the party, but also so thankful to have found Bigger Pockets while my wife and I were presented with a big (to us) multifamily opportunity a few months ago.

While one agent is out partying, slacking, or maybe doing their other job because they're not all in on being an agent - another agent is working, easily reachable, or willing to do what they're supposed to do. 

I'm in the process of opening my second house with Oxford in Northern Colorado and will be looking for a third in and around the Denver area. 

The hard part is looking forward to the future to predict your actions and when they may occur. 

Consider having a nice cook out at the property (like a house warming party in a sense - try to get all neighbors to come to it so you can get to know them and they can get to know you.

The difficult part isn't finding that property; the difficult part is finding quality roommate tenants and having good systems for screening, setting up rules and maintaining your future investment to achieve the best results. 

My approach combines thorough market analysis with a deep understanding of client needs, ensuring that each transaction is beneficial for all parties involved.