., too much data to list, pick your metric; countless cities ranked in best places to live in U.S. year after year decade after decade, rapidly ascending rents, diverse economy covering everything from bio-medical too mining, in-land sea port, one of fastest growing populations, higher median incomes on and on and on.

I see crexi intelligence, reonomy, commerciale dge, reis, cimls and countless others.

Through my time doing this I've seen countless out of state investors make similar mistakes when buying in a new market.

I’ve listened to countless hours of podcasts and YouTube videos.

I have spent the past several weeks listening to countless podcasts, attending multiple webinars, reading through the BP forums, and analyzing a few deals posted here and on Zillow.Right now, I think that the two best options for me would be to either 1) house hack with a multi-family home or 2) buy an SFH near campus with 3-4 bedrooms and rent out the ones that I am not using.

I've seen countless people on the forums and in real life think contractors should walk multiple sites or give them quotes on properties they're simply trying to evaluate and may or may not even close on, let alone hire that contractor if they do.

I have learned countless lessons by doing my own research, but I have discovered that I learn so much more when I ask questions and build connections with others.

There are countless books, podcasts, forum posts, youtube vids, articles, etc. to learn from--obviously, BP is an excellent source for much of this info.

There are countless ways to structure these partnerships, but if you are finding legit deals, and adding enough value/experience for it to make sense, finding the money partners is very easy.

Obviously there are countless other options and variables but these are the typical term ranges.