I'm at a turn in my career where having 100+ units isn't sexy on top of that I like restoring communities by removing blight and offering employment opportunities and strategically in LMI areas that just have a stupid dogmatic mindset by the greater population that it's not an "ideal" area (i.e.

Additionally, purchasing at a lower price due to high interest rates could also be a strategic move in the long run.

Seek out regions with robust population growth, a variety of sectors, and job growth.Make contact with nearby property managers, real estate brokers, and other investors in the desired region.

It involves some investment but might pay off in increased property value and rental income down the line.Also, assessing the market in spring (#3) could be beneficial if you're looking for a strategic time to sell.

With a substantial down payment, targeting the suggested price range within Raleigh limits is not only possible but strategic, considering the city's job growth and vibrant community.However, as you've wisely pointed out, the expansion towards outlying areas like Selma/Smithfield and Benson brings both opportunities and challenges.

"Vetted Strategic Partners" aka means any CPA that wants to work with them.

Especially for your first property, Lithonia and Stone Mountain might be a good start due to affordability.For financing, there's a multitude of strategic or creative ways you can go about acquiring your first rental.

Simultaneously, I have successfully developed and managed a portfolio of rental properties in the Chicago area over the past eight years, valued at approximately half a million.I am seeking advice on how to strategically leverage my skills and resources to make a breakthrough into Commercial Real Estate (CRE).

Then have ChatGPT reformat the whole thing into a SWOT analysis and make some strategic decisions about what to invest into your property next.

You want an advisor that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.You should also look for a Fee-only advisor who is not going to sell you products just to get commissions.