If you are well prepared and have a clear and compelling pitch, it may take less time to secure funding.

It's the biggest and most diversified commercial real estate fund out there (by commercial real estate asset class, geography, and position in the capital stack), invests in core plus which has historically outperformed value-added (which is the typical strategy of most nonaccredited funds) and has the best withdrawal terms in the industry.

Right now where I work currently full time as a leasing agent we use Core Logic to screen applicants.

Also try Hamilton/Lauraville (City) or Parkville and Overlea (County) for potential value added in areas outside of the core of the city.

I want to do small mutlis, mid sized, and industrial and I am also someone who always question himself so I analyze everything to the core.

If you're looking to buy core or core+ assets in a primary market with a high physical barrier to entry (which is what investors should theoretically be doing), you're IRR is in the 4-10% range.

we all have to start somewhere,  I have had agents work for me over the years that went on to be rock stars .. but sales is sales is sales end of the day this is a sales business at its core.. some are good at it.. some not so much. and your right about agents and frankly others.. not answering their phones .. just like everything there are good and bad in all professions. network is important..

As we both come from tech backgrounds, our core focus from Day 1 was to try to figure out how we can most effectively streamline the operations and automate as many of the functions as we can.

Core essential services, housing and contact free pickup for now.

Thanks in advanceIt does not matter where you start as long as you develop your Core 4.