Hope this brainstorming collaboration helped!

While I have some initial experience, I am enthusiastic about expanding my knowledge and skills in the real estate market.I am reaching out to connect with fellow investors in the area, hoping to learn from your experiences and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

Your experience and expertise would be invaluable in shaping my understanding of the industry, and I am eager to absorb any wisdom you are willing to share.I am open to any opportunities for collaboration and would be grateful for the chance to connect with you at your convenience.

There are over 100 new and active OOS investors there and a few dozen Indianapolis Real Estate Professionals and Providers educating, engaging, contributing, and collaborating there.

My investment strategy focuses on identifying promising opportunities in real estate, technology, and healthcare sectors, among othersI believe that networking and collaboration are essential for success in the investment industry, and I am open to connecting with other investors who share my passion for investing in these regions.

To gain insightful advice, think about collaborating with a nearby real estate agent that specialises in investment homes.Conduct a thorough cash flow study on any possible real estate.

This has created some exceptional collaborative relationships with other investors that have lead to deals being closed.

In the pursuit of knowledge and strategic navigation, I find myself standing on the precipice of a transformative journey, and I wish to invite you into this narrative.In the echelons of real estate brilliance, I am on the verge of collaborating with the esteemed Lateefah Mathews, a seasoned real estate agent whose reputation resonates as a symphony of success.

Let's embark on this journey together, pool our insights, and collaboratively create a network that thrives on shared goals and shared growth.Looking forward to forging new connections!

Hi John,The gents in the comments above said it all so nothing to add.Your heading caught my attention so I'll just touch on that briefly.After 10+ years in real estate and in various other investments, there is pretty much nothing that is "Hands off".Even turnkey real estate.You will need to be in sync with the turnkey providers property management company and they will still need to reach out to you from time to time to get certain approvals on maintenance items that arise, etc...The bigger your portfolio, the more "hands on" you will need to be IMO from an asset protection, tax planning and off course the often collaboration with the PM company.I've seen many investors get pissed off over the years because things aren't "100% hands off."