As a result, investors can often tap into government resources that help offset some of the risks of real estate ventures.

Alternatively, happy to be a resource, run analysis on deals etc.

Everything from pay per click, to networking (I've found BNI groups to be a great resource), to cold calling.

I would check the find real estate agents link up at the top.

Having family with trades is a huge benefit, even if they don't do the work, utilize them as a resource. 1.

I'm currently house hacking my multifamily in Danbury and have another duplex in Brookfield CT that could’ve been a house hack deal as well.My 2 cents are: Stay prepared (preapproved) and on top of the market because when the good opportunities come, you have to jump on it.

You have to be on top of it without exception.Best wishes to you Courtney.

I would love to connect and share some resources for new agents :)

Whether you’re dealing with non-payment of rent or other lease violations, this resource explains what landlords need to know to remain compliant and protect their investment. 

Anyways, I'm seeing a lot of general speculation on here but people don't invest in these markets because they believe they're the greatest places to live in the world, they're interested in the cash flow and possible appreciation.None of my clients were talking about appreciation in the Cleveland market in 2019 and now their properties are worth 30-40% more, and that's on top of record high rent prices in this market.