Most of the (successful) people I meet or talk to so far either had a mentor or have some pretty decent background in either construction, real estate, etc before they jump into this.

A little background about myself, I am an engineer for an aerospace company in CT.

Quick background.

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Feel free to check out my profile for my background and experience, but we'd be glad to help you with your real estate needs in Atlanta.

So, brainstorm ways to incorporate your unique skillsets, areas of expertise, and background into your podcast name and flow.Also, I recommend recording at least 5 episodes before the official launch, and release all five in the first week.

First, rather than posting that you don't know anything, focus on explaining what you do know, what you are good at, and what aspects of your background could help you as an multifamily investor.More specifically, here are a few ways to break into multifamily with no experience:Past business experience: if you have a strong business background (i.e., been promoted, held a high level position at a large company, started your own business), you can leverage your track record and translate your skills into multifamilyThought leadership platform: create an interview-based podcast, blog, YouTube channel, start a meetup group.

Also, I would need to know who’s credit and guarantee is involved as I would check the applicants background before approving an application.

Some background on myself:I am a 25 year old graduate (this past May!)

I also have a 9 year background in construction in various aspects; estimating, project management, project controls, etc.I am here to learn, grow, and help.