Like @Sarah Kensinger said, I would surround yourself with like-minded people that have had success in the real estate industry to motivate you and teach you things you may not know! 

When institutions estimate operating expenses for calculating the NOI and subsequently the DSCR, they typically use industry benchmarks and historical data.

I'd love to connect with people in the industry.

I have been the Jack of all trades in the real estate industry.

For pros, he challenges conventional wisdom and explodes sacred cows by exposing hidden conflicts of interests and mis-alignments that many in the industry won’t admit to.

Good afternoon, It has been hard to find people who are trustworthy in this industry that are in the RV Park Development and/or Investor side of things.

I posted a link to an interesting industrial syndication offer last night on the syndication forum, also 80/20 after 8%, then a bump to 70/30 above 14%IRR , check that out too, obviously different asset class/and existing, but their deck can give you an idea on what the fund raising environment is like tooNE Indy Industrial Portfolio (heritagegroupcapital.com)good luck :)

There standards for purchasing are higher than most in the industryYour investment fee is refunded upon your first dealThey teach you 10% of the industry, how to broker for them which is understandableBut they are real and so is the Money

Great for meeting a variety of investors and industry professionals though and Mike has a ton of great knowledge. https://investorlab.com/events/Meetup.com: Search for real estate investing groups in Portland for various local events and gatherings.Landlord Association: Another valuable resource for learning and connecting with experienced landlords and investors.

I think the Auto industry is in for a wild ride..