It’s frustrating, but it reinforces the need for proactive guest experience management.

I want to share an experience ive had over the past few months with my newest multifamily purchase, and highlight the importance of being consistent, telling everybody what you do, and what you are looking for even when you dont feel ready.

My experience is that a good W2 job jump started REI, REI wealth accumulation is slow and requires hard work.

Anyone have experience working with them? 

It worked out fine, though each time I got a little less than advertised interest rate (about 9% vs 10%) and I had to send a reminder email to to get my money back, but I did get it back.I ask about others' experience, because I'm still not 100% sure it's not a ponzi. 

I find single ADUs are mostly being added by people with minimal RE investment experience often without a clue as to the value that will be added by the adu addition.  

I focus solely on Detroit proper because, in my experience, the rent-to-price ratios, opportunities for value-add projects, and overall market potential are much stronger there.That said, Detroit is a nuanced market.

Besides immediate friends and family who know me, how do I market or introduce myself as a new agent with no experience.  

I'm curious to hear from those who have invested in airport-adjacent properties for the long term — how has your experience been?

No syndication experience but there are about a dozen quality RV/Mobile home parks on market in Oregon, several with owner carry options that can be passiv-ish with management in place.