Like most - I love the idea of an NNN being an extremely passive investment and I'm only looking at names that I feel have history and proven success.  

I met an investor broker and am considering becoming an RE agent to gain experience and surround myself with the network and environment of real estate investors. 

We have about 20 meetings a month all over Central Florida, I can send an invite to come out to your first meeting free. 

If you don't have access through the paywall, here is an excerpt:-----------------------For Americans who rely on so-called Section 8 housing choice vouchers, the first weeks of the second Trump administration have brought a whirlwind of uncertainty.The 50-year-old Housing Choice Voucher program is the federal government’s largest form of assistance for low-income families.

.• I’ve started looking at affordable markets in the Midwest and South and have recently focused on Northwestern Pennsylvania after speaking with an agent there.• I’m also in contact with a property manager in PA to ensure I have the right team in place.• I’ve spoken with Sophia from BiggerPockets as a starting point and have watched a lot of YouTube videos, but I need guidance on taking the next steps. 

You can actually get an even better deal on the front end by getting things like closing costs and commissions covered by the seller and sometimes even under listing price. 

Eventually they will build out a system or understand the value of a good PM company and what to ask, look for and keep an eye on. 

In my experience as an agent (and long before an investor) people who are ROI driven and don't come with a passion for brick and mortar do not succeed in REI. 

Quote from @Mike Hern: Quote from @John Delorian: Hi all,I'm having an issue and I was wondering if it is a common issue or if it is specific to my case.

do you have an offer from a builder currently and by builder do you mean your house is a tear down and rebuild.. or just a rehabber who is looking to rehab the home and flip it ?