I recommend attending a couple of real estate meetups to meet other investors and brokers who you could start forming a 'sphere' with that will increase the likelihood of you being in touch with the right person to broker a transaction for. 

(To tell you the truth, your capital most of the time, is going to determine where you "can" and "can't" buy anyhow.)I'm happy to talk more, I have a pretty awesome sphere of influence so we can get you plugged in where ever you have a need.

I still have a lot to learn about them, but at least the tools are there.So consider that I'm eating a little crow, but with the support and tools offered by eXp, I think I'll be a whole lot better off as I start in an entirely new market with a sphere of influence of about 10 family members.

If anything you want to PM more expensive properties so why not PM in your area and then build that business up so you can buy moreproperty and build your sphere of influence?

I found this deal from someone within my sphere of influence.So I found this deal in the Hilltop area, absolutely turnkey 3 bedroom/1.5 bathroom house with around 1500 SQ ft.

Hey Mike, I have more experience in the long term rental sphere with my own investments in Indy and my clients'.

There are also a bunch of blog posts here on BP around finding partners.Try attending meetups, reaching out to specific investors in your market or asking people in your sphere of influence if they'd be interested in real estate partnership opportunities!

So, I'm hopeful that the process continues to go smoothly and complete, but either way there is a cool principal at play --> as I grew in competence with SFR and duplexes-quads it grew awareness of the products, understanding of their shortcoming and the power of jumping into the missing middle space, and that gave me educational fodder to pass along to my sphere of investors.Add to this that it's not an exponential change from my current operation (for example, if you jump from 33 doors to 33+16-plex then that doesn't seem as crazy as jumping from 33 to 33+96-plex), so it was more palatable and logical for the would-be financial partners.Then it comes down to educating the people around you about WHY and how, then it becomes lighter and easier.

I've been heavily involved with the OZ program and it should make pretty large movements in low-income areas in the years to come.

We have a meeting today regarding investments in OZ’s and I’d like to hear your thoughts on whether or not QOZ’s are a worthy investment at this point in the cycle?