With the amount of free info available here, on podcasts, and on youtube, and books, I think speaking to attorney would complete my sphere of information.

@Alyse Oz Thank you for your input!

If you don't feel you have a strong sphere of investors who are actually willing to invest with you, maybe prioritize finding capital partners in the short term

@Mike TaravellaMike,As Gino said, relationships in the multifamily sphere are a key aspect to success.

It depends on your sphere of influence. 

I do help my Team (The Aikens Team) by doing some small projects on investment properties while I build up my sphere, and get to a higher volume of sales. 

One single person might not have all of the answers for you.I would not try to take on an OZ fund as a first real estate deal.

@Nash Petusky, as far as finding end buyers, I would first recommend reaching out to your sphere of commercial clients.

Most new agents get told they need to cold call every day, but virtually ignore their SOI (sphere of influence, people who already know, like and trust them) and/or have no working plan in place to connect with these people and new prospects regularly in a way that shows the agent's expertise.

@Yuval Oz we don't operate in Cleveland, so this is NOT a solicitation for your business - but, check out our website and all the info we provide on how we operate and feel free to use to gauge companies you interview.