What I have learned over the years is building a real estate empire in my local community.

Groundfloor recently posted an empirical analysis of estimated ARV for all loans that subsequently repaid in 2018.The data shows that the median predicted value was 4.7% lower than the sales price, while the median appraisal value was 8.6% lower.

You are looking to build an empire, either small of one door, or large of many doors. 

We are talking about expansive views of New York City, Empire State Building, etc. 

To be honest, I am not sure if I can build an empire like you do, and perhaps that is ok as I may be meant to take a different path in life.

I'm looking for investors in the Inland Empire.

I ask these questions because buying $1 million in rental real estate could mean you own one medium size commercial property, a few residential units in California, or a small empire of mid-west Class C units. 

Some of those skills I think will be useful when it comes time to build a real estate empire.

Do you participate in the Inland Empire REIA? 

Sometimes volume of houses doesn't equate to total success of your real estate investment empire.