@Andrew MaturanaTo gain a competitive edge in the hospitality industry, explore creative ventures, Triple Net investments, house hacking, syndications, joint ventures, and leverage business acumen, networking, and resources.Good Luck!

Or did joint ventures with people and next thing you know has $2M in judgments against them, which you can say deals go bad but still have not found someone who made money working with this person... meanwhile they sell $15k training courses.What I would say is the money is made from being a social media influencer.

Genuinely trying to learn here.

Best do Joint venture with an experienced investor and then slowly get independent is a good approach

I mainly handle the entirety of our leasing/marketing departments so since I'm able to cut the time I spend on showings in half, I'm finding a lot more time to reach out to new leads and form genuine connections with prospectives which really pays off when it's time to sign a lease! 

There are NO institutional investors that will jump on this kind of deal, but you can maybe find a private lender or do a Joint Venture (equity split?).

Trust your gut and focus on building genuine relationships first.

We meet each other face to face, talk weekly...sometimes daily, and grow our abilities and knowledge by learning, conversing, networking, and supporting each other.We aren't out to beat each other up, we all genuinely want to learn, support and motivate each other to be successful in the business we all chose to be in.

Best to do Joint venture with a  reputed flipper near you at the start

See if you can do meetups and meet experienced investors near your city and see if you can get onto  a Joint Venture to get feet wet