The laws are landlord friendly and each of these markets are very affordable

Augusta is my primary focus, and I've been blessed with good contacts/friends in that area.

I always tell investors they should bea note investors best friend for off market deals - of course the ones that do reach out to us are wholesalers trying to lowball the hell out of the deal thinking we are idiots but we are typically very sophisticated and no the numbers very well including the ARV, what it will take to get it repaired as well as rental rates. 

Anyone have information about other similar brokerages that are investor friendly?

I’ve been managing commercial real estate for about 10 years and want to start investing in real estate.Outside of real estate, I enjoy golf, live music, hanging out with friends and familyExcited to learn and connect with you all! 

Hello all,I am looking to move closer to family and friends...Ideally I would like to find my way to southern New Hampshire.

Another good angle is looking for long-term rental properties with below-market rents, where you can upgrade and increase rents gradually as leases expire.Now would also be a great time to start connecting with investor-friendly real estate agents, wholesalers, and lenders in your area.

That’s why clear communication, reporting, and investor-friendly structures make all the difference.Would love to hear how you structure your passive investment opportunities to keep investors engaged while making the process as hands-off as possible for them!

You can do that with friends or family.

A friend of mine told me yesterday if they're excited and happy about what they've created or accomplished they'll help you for free.