I see huge potential in REI with a lot of hard work, both of which I’m very excited to dive into.I’m in my 33rd year of life and recently left the commercial maritime world in May to continue pursuing my career as a freelance Captain.My wife to be (in 11 days 3hrs and 4 minutes 37 seconds) and I are looking to start our portfolio with our first property together to be a multi-family in which we live in one of the units for 1-2 years as house hackers and then continue to build with BRRR.

I want to learn hands on before I make my first investment and wanted to see if anyone knew of a good way to freelance for investors using the skills I currently have.I live in the Cleveland area and could assist with any opportunities onsite or that would require a local presence but I would also be interested in anything that could be done remotely.I am interested in hearing what you all think.Cheers!

Any services you can recommend, or did you find a freelancer?

I pulled a list from my county of all code violations from the past year and had them all scrubbed by a freelancer who created a spread sheet with all of the homeowners info to mail to.

I am looking for a creative solution to get around the 2 year freelancing income rule.

I am currently a graphic design teacher, graphic design freelancer, and newly licensed real estate agent.

Step 3: Go off to any of the freelancer sites and find you a coder.

No small freelancing tasks, but rather creating streams of income, solid business models, that can grow in the future.I am thinking of a marketing firm, developing apps, becoming a property manager, being a teacher on the weekends.Any feedback is great!

I'm a freelancer living in NH.

Again, not making a crazy amount of money I earned $90k gross last year doing freelance / W2 money from my company.