By leveraging this cultural connection, we aim to create a vehicle that not only provides housing but also builds community and fosters growth.Here’s how we approach it:Acquiring Labor: The primary role of our units isn’t just to house individuals but to enable them to acquire stable labor opportunities.

He has pretty much no support - it's just him, no group or ways to connect with other students.   

I go around and try to connect people based on what they like and in January we are starting a 30-minute speed networking where two people sit across from different people for 10 sets of 3 minutes with topics.There is another good one near me too where they do presentations and also no-pitch.

Even if you’re not an agent, staying connected with local agents can open doors.Exploring Older Landlords: This is something I’ve been doubling down on lately.

LLC's have their place, but they are overhyped and new investors tend to overestimate their importance and underestimate the administrative effort.I have been a landlord for 15 years and well connected, yet I don't know anyone who was very saved by an LLC, so I asked BP nation:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/926/topics/1151922-than...

Would love to connect and pick your brains on the process!

They typically require a higher down payment and come with slightly higher interest rates, but they streamline the process for investors with nontraditional income.Finally, for long-term scalability, you might want to connect with lenders specializing in expat or foreign income borrowers.

Seeing 9-10% return On Paper, I couldn’t help but connect to the long term RoI of stocks.

As for resources and connecting with other investors, take advantage of BiggerPockets through books, podcasts, articles, meetups and/or conferences! 

I can connect you with Tommy about that because he manages his own properties there with his wife and I believe they have someone in town as that stop gap.