When you take a collaborative, problem solving approach as opposed to a  adversarial (me vs you, haggling back and forth) that seems to surprise sellers. 

You want to find a mentor who works in markets that interest you, is someone that you feel comfortable collaborating with, is actively doing deals with property types that you plan to focus on in the future, and has a track record of helping students successfully scale the learning curve and execute profitable multifamily deals.  

If you need someone close to you to collaborate with feel free to reach out to me, I'm right down the street in South OP.

She had an idea about a collaborative environment for other therapists.We also have 800 sqft of area on the 2nd floor that hasn’t been fixed yet and therefore no CofO for that area, but could be renovated and obtained in under two months and about 10k in expenses. 

I'd love to collaborate more hands on with people doing similar REI's!

It would be cool if Maximus can get that conversation started in collaboration with various investors around the country.

Jeffrey Stasz Pros: Free for teams of up to 15 people, Collaboration Tool Cons: Not designed for real estate Basecamp - “It is a good communication tool for everyone that is involved in the project.

Maybe it could be a collaborative partnership on the property too.much aloha,Danny F aka Maka

Also, collaborating with agents who are also investors provides valuable insights and a unique advantage in navigating real estate transactions. 

Try it for a few events before you commit; just know that REIAs here have a number of experienced, diverse, qualified members that can assist you and collaborate with you to contribute to your success.