@Mike BatorMight be interested but would need to have audited financials on the current rentals to even have our investment team consider it.

Focus on networking with experienced investors, refining your deal analysis skills, and exploring financing options to scale efficiently.Good luck!

Shema, while you’re new to posting on BP, your statement shows GREAT insight and understanding that real estate is as much or more about PEOPLE as it is about property.

At the moment, I’m focusing on investing in Chicago, Indiana, and Wisconsin( Madison and surrounding areas).• My background is in healthcare, and I’m currently working in logistics in the Air Force.• I’m particularly interested in the BRRR strategy, buy-and-hold, and house hacking.Why I’m here:I’m here to connect with like-minded individuals, learn from experienced investors, and share my journey along the way.

Remember, it is not Bigger Pocket's job to vett all of the claims on Bigger Pockets.

I fear some newbie will buy based on this information and lose a lot of money.

He couldn't give me an answer on that!

I told them that I work with real estate investors that would be able to help them and put some money in their pocket to help them with their crushing debt and bills so they wont go into foreclosure on both houses How did you finance this deal?

Now I want to be an investor myself, so working at a firm with its niche market in working with Investors to help them get their property is a perfect way to continue my work on my skills in sales and marketing while also building a circle with people who I want to be in the future!

Since you'll be bearing the credit risk on this, do you think that the deal would be sound for your borrower and that they would be financially solvent to pay you without defaulting?