Hi Tomoko,I wouldn't focus so much on the license that an individual has but instead their knowledge and expertise in your specific field of work, especially for real estate.

I personally feel off market is not usually a good choice for a newbie. - avoiding lower class is important but even more so OOS.  

However, they might not appreciate as much over time, and the market can be a bit more unpredictable.Ultimately, your choice depends on how much risk you’re comfortable with, your long-term goals, and how involved you want to be.

Instead of spending money on education which is available for free, I would attend REI meetings, conferences organized by real estate guys radio, Joe Fairless, crowd converge, New Orleans investment conference etc to network and meet like minded individuals.

This is giving them more choices and forcing a reduction in rent from what we have seen to attract residents.

This is an internal accounting requirement  You can cut a check to any member as a drawing or return of capital, to them individually, that's not an issue. 

Currently, I am in the process of negotiating another commercial building and an additional industrial warehouse adjacent to my initial investment.Looking forward to connecting with like-minded individuals and exploring potential synergies.

DM if you want me to guide you on choices for your borrowers. 

Does anyone else have an opinion(s) on the best overall CRM choice for an REI based business, across the board?

This marks a departure from the previous multiunit financing requirement of 15-25% down payments for duplexes, triplexes, and four-plexes.This new option presents a great opportunity for individuals looking to invest in multifamily homes while also enjoying the benefits of homeownership.