If you ever need help on strategizing your business model or consultation on how to secure financing on these types of deals I would be more than happy to assist when the time it right for you. 

It’s written for young aspiring investors just like you.

Additionally, I aspire to continue investing in properties post-retirement, as I find great enjoyment in this endeavor.In 2009 and 2011, I acquired four properties in Southern California.

Do you have an idea what model you want to pursue?

Model #1 you have one company that is responsible for your performance, and they can make investing truly passive. 

I drove it in October after BP Con and there were two houses across the street from each other each asking for $2100 a month in rent when forecasting models of most BTR middlemen (people who don't build but just sell deals and put 6% on top, glorified realtors) were saying they could rent for $2500.

STR is a great model and Sacramento has been very stable through the economic turbulence. 

GP's receive fees (acquisition fee and asset management fee) + some "sweat equity".Lot more that goes into it, but that's high level.I've syndicated 10 deals so far, I love the model!

For example, if you know how to properly divide a property for a rent by the room model, like PadSplit or other platforms, that gives you the ability to see what a property can generate beyond the average agent or investor that isn't familiar with that strategy.

.- Financial models need to  assume exit cap rates are the same or higher than purchase cap rates.- Comps support both acquisition and exit cap rate assumptions.