Looking forward to getting to know more people in this robust online community and contributing to the Bigger Pockets community wherever I can.

Compile a one page resume/cover letter when submitting offers on these properties and include a proof of funds letter with a sufficient amount of capital.

It's grown a bit robust though I like it b/c it's from the IRS (you know the ones who will determine what does and does not qualify as an OZ investment). https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/opportunity-zones-frequently-asked-questionsAlso, I like talking OZs so if you have questions, just shoot a message or post.

A friend of mine is a real estate lawyer here in town and has a robust practice.

How do I create robust deal flow?  

Their are countless stories of experienced syndicators that are underwriting hundreds of deals to make one acquisition in today's competitive environment.There are certain skills and resume items you need (maybe not need but it makes it much easier) to take down a big property.

The VA will also want showing of ability to manage a " multi-Family "eg Resume of Business or Caretaker Exp.

You'll want to do some robust planning in this process. 

LOL always do your due diligence and get a good trusted team of professionals together to help give you that expert truth data and your analyses will be much more robust!

@Brian Burkeundefined@Joe Fairlessundefined@Omar Khanundefined@Todd Dexheimerundefined@Michael Swan undefined@Jay Hinrichs undefinedShort of having as impeccable a resume as Brian Burke, in most major markets (think Dallas, Atlanta, etc) you will need to offer hard money.