Investors normally want deals. 

I'm in Peter's course and maybe it is different for me but I get my 10k back after doing a deal(s) worth $500k which is easy to do really.. feeling close to getting that done in the next few months.

I’m also a proponent of always having at least two “shelf” LLCs ready to go for deals so that you don’t run into delays or roadblocks when opportunities arise unexpectedly.

You can explore partnerships or network with investors to acquire more deals and replicate your success.

I use the BP Calculator to analyze all my deals.

I would make sure your numbers are solid and that the deal would make sense and is lucrative for the investor. 

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Ask the manager to explain their process for dealing with maintenance, late rent, evictions, turnover, etc.

Also, when evaluating a value-add deal, what are the key factors you prioritize most? 

If you ever need help analyzing deals, running comps etc, let me know—happy to assist!