Gotta have that abundance mentality right 😎

Hey Norris, I am not a "Bible Type Guy" or religious, however there is a really good line in the Bible from Proverbs 11:4 that says:"Where there is no guidance, a people falls, but in an abundance of counselors there is safety."

ABQ is abundant with recent graduates, young adults, and a diverse socio-economic demo that are drawn to multifamily properties in all different neighborhoods.What I share your concern in is the leverage required for obtaining multifamily in ABQ.

One is the seeming abundance of properties that appear to provide the kind of cash flow that I'm looking for ($150 per month per unit and 15% cash on cash return), although I know I have to do a lot more work if I actually start purchasing any of these properties.

There are an abundance of deals on these sites, all professionally vetted, and a diversity of objectives.  

There is an abundance of self learning you can do here on bigger pockets and tons of books that will teach you probably everything this coaching program offers.

This is for the people who research at 2am because they can't shut their brains off (like me).Researching Rentals online:- #1 - CraigsList- #2 - Rentometer- #3 - Zillows- #4 - Homes.com/Rentals (here you can search by property type, ie multi, single, etc) but limited to only places looking for tenancy, like CraigsList- #5 - MapLivNeighborhood Research:- City-Data.com (Great for abundance of data)- AreaVibes.com (breaks out data in 7 easy categories: Amenities, Cost of Living, Crime, Education, Employment, Housing, Weather) You can customize searches on how important each category is.

It's titled Wholesale Abundance. 

Hey Dustin, I would suggest Panama City Beach as it has an abundance of room for growth and we have seen big changes to the area regarding development within the past few years.

Goes to show that before you first begin at a career, you must have an abundance of experience, amiright?