I have been approached in the past by investors who want to buy the Atlanta portfolio, but they always want to buy at a discount.

Honestly, your best bet is to approach the previous owner and explain the situation to them and negotiate a move-out deal.

All of this is aimed at providing more value to our members without hiking prices.While I understand your perspective, I don't think it's accurate to compare our approach to the fee increases mentioned in the article.

This approach enabled us to purchase and resell the property on the same day, maximizing our return on investment and demonstrating the efficiency of our financial strategy.

Approaching 30 MTRs in LA and some in Vegas, I've learned a lot from Allen, who also recently launched a free Skool Community where he has weekly Q&A sessions and provides long-format content on how he operates his MTR business.If anyone reading is in NJ or has an interest in MTRs, the above folks are the go-to people!

I have had countless friends join the business, get their license, and struggle to even find 1 client to sell a home to in 3 years!

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Everyone could do it, It’s a “mental” approach, either you incorporate it or you don’t.

Partner Driven found this Water Street deal through a direct-to-seller approach, leveraging our extensive network.

All-cash purchases provide stability and simplicity but may limit your portfolio size.A balanced approach could be:Use a portion (e.g., $400k-$600k) to purchase a few smaller multifamily properties (2-4 units) in cash-flowing markets like Toledo.