https://www.highgroundnews.com/features/ExchangeBuilding.aspx this is what kickstarted some of the innovation but its no longer a start-up village

What got me interested after the trip was coming across a few articles on how KC has attracted new companies there recently and how it's one of the more innovative/forward-thinking cities in the country.

Hi All, I'm working on innovative and smart updates for the brokerage I work for.

If you need commercial financing, there is plenty out there, particularly commercial financing that's based on the property's cash flow rather than your income.Banks and Credit Unions are the first place to look, but commercial brokers are out there as well with some innovative products. 

In Nov 2019 my wife and I decided to take on a 3rd SFH with significant renovations. 

Definately not a requirement, but it stood out to me as innovative when I saw it.

So, they stopped paying in Nov 2019, moved in Dec 2019 and I put a new tenant buyer in Feb 2020 who gave me a $25,000 option fee.I wish they would fail more often.Just kidding.

With new things I'm typically a very hands-on learner, preferring an observe-replicate-innovate sort of model, so I'd love to start meeting investors and watching deals go down to see what's working in the Northwest Phoenix/Glendale-ish area where my wife and I own our home.I'm excited to start meeting people, continue learning, and hopefully pull the trigger on a deal in the next few months!

MultifamilyU.com has tons of free info and Neal Bawa, the CEO and Founder of Grocapitus and Multifamily University, is the most innovative and smartest guy I've seen in the multifamily world, so you'll get a ton of value from him whether you want to invest with someone like him or if you want to start on your own.

I'm hopeful our entrepreneurial spirit will drive innovations in response technologies moving forward.