But there is a reason to concentrate - if I get to be a bigger client, the management company might treat me better.

For rentals, I think I'm primarily going to be concentrating on multifamily (looking at a quad later today, fingers crossed), but am not opposed to BRRRing some SFR or duplexes.Anyways, I'll be posting this stuff to the correct forums as necessary, but just wanted to introduce myself and let the community know what kind of stuff I'm looking for.Thanks, and happy hunting!

We concentrate on a little higher end property than Curt and do a little more work on the front end, but they are good people who will do their best for you if you choose to invest with them.

I have an MBA with a concentration in real estate development and I’ve learned more by reading books on Amazon than my degree.

The business I bought thru an LLC, was previously owned via an S Corp, was sued for $3 million, while owner only had $1 million through his S Corp thinking he was safe.My employees including the manager of the business was called down for depositions, and the litigant attorney concentrated on what the owner did all day, whether he vetted employees before hiring.

You must choose a tenant pool with a high concentration of “good” tenants.

My real estate agent is encouraging me to finance the entire purchase price (conventional mortgages are not available because of my concentration of ownership), but has reiterated to me several times that a buyer cannot get a bank loan with me carrying a small second.

I am concentrating more in wholesales, light rehabs and quick turnaround/ flips but I am also open to SSs where I know the lender won't bark about the listing agreement.

I concentrate on A properties in A neighborhoods.

@Przemyslaw Krol  what is your goal in going after landare you going to concentrate on infill highly desirable properties you can flip to infill builders.Or are you going to concentrate on low value Western US undeveloped land and try to buy for cash then carry back long term contracts on said land.Just curious what is going around these days.this land game is an old one just like all RE... and lord knows there are millions of worthless vacant parcels in the Western US>