I am seeking out of state turnkey, or will be assembling teams to model a turnkey investment, wish me luck...

For the "moderate", RTA (either in flat or already assembled) cabinets are adequate.

The type of REI it sounds like you're going for is a long haul investment, so there's no rush to do everything all at once.Ok, additional notes....get comfy:You don't mention if you want to go the turnkey route or if you have interest in self-assembling a team.

Its inevitable that the City Council, and eventually the General Assembly, will regulate this market.

Oh, and there would be no assembly line...which is an example of partnerships on steroids.There are three reasons why you form a partnership.  

Interested in assembling a syndicate to invest in Wholesaling and BRRRR opportunities in Connecticut.

It is not that difficult once you assemble the right people on your team for boots on ground in the Smokys.

Hi everyone,Hitting the reset button in life, looking to build up a portfolio of investment properties for me and my beautiful bride so we can eventually have enough passive income to retire.Have a bit of our own capital / time / energy to invest, along with good credit, so instead of paying high for our own place, we're getting into investing first to increase our monthly cash flow.Will also be partnering with family to do out of state, (for us, not them) deals as well, maybe starting in the Dallas / Ft Worth area.My brother in law has the financial edge, me, in construction trades for over 30 years.Together we want to assemble a few properties, then slowly build on that momentum to insure a better quality of life for both our families, ultimately controlling a decent sized portfolio.Interested in mostly SFR's and multi-units, and not afraid to board a plane to check a deal or get out the tools and perform some sweat equity.So, if you have some info to share, please do.

-Contact Realtors, Brokers and Auction houses and ask to be put on their mailing list.( I already have one)-Assemble my team, starting out ill prob just have a realtor, and find a good affordable lawyer.accountant( the last two might have to wait after the first deal)-Find a deal and run analysis-Find financing and not give up.Also for us with little to no capital it is possible to do deals withs no money down just goto the success stories section but i wouldnt limit myself to that.

I live near Assembly  Sq.