Multifamily properties are extremely expensive in this climate and I would love if anyone with experience can steer me into the right direction.

PM me and maybe I can steer you in the right direction

I've talked to a few investors who didn't like my minimum, but the majority of people that I work with understand that the value that I'm providing to them and the money sinks I'm steering them away from are well worth the extra cost.

Having depth on their bench means that the other key folks can steer the ship to port minus one crew member.

As a licensed real estate agent myself, I can get into trouble for "steering" you to an area, so please accept these as just some generally vague thoughts based on my experience of the area and property management industry.Windsor is a great "small town" that generates good cashflow with moderate chances of appreciation (relative to the CT Market)Granby even a smaller town feel than Windsor, rentals are in high demand and rent prices are high.

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I know you're probably weighing pros and cons in your mind daily, as I am, but here's to hoping the BP community can steer us in the right direction so in a few years we can be posting our process/results for the next folks! 

I would steer clear of his program.

I think educating them about this is different than trying to steer them into it like a salesman. 

But get yourself out there in person and partner with a Realtor like @Tyler Everidge who really knows the area and won't steer your wrong.