welcome, I'm in Rockland as well good luck on your new venture, if ur looking more towards by and holds look into westchester

Robert,Not yet, but I'll tell you what I just got off the phone with one of my close buddys that practices real estate in Florida and he is open to doing a joint venture on an apartment building in Ohio.

If you’re interested in doing a joint venture on a Midwest property we should chat.

Because of the above financial requirements most people end up doing partnerships, joint ventures, or syndications.

This is a new venture for me and I know I will perhaps not know all there is to know...I need to pull the trigger, I need to come down from the cheap seats and get in the game👌🏽

Best of luck on your new venture. 

The Seattle market is a little high so I'm ready to venture out.

I'm excited about this new business venture and I am eager to make meaningful connections with other professionals.

Most of my other properties are small commercial.I've got a decent amount of equity in what I think is a sizeable portfolio for my age & stage, as well as access to some private money, but have been coming to the conclusion that a joint venture(s) would be a great way to accelerate acquisitions. 

These costs tend to reduce your annual cash flow, so I would venture to say that your first years of ownership will most likely produce your best cashflows.