As per your advice i think reading books is more strategic way to approach market.

Formulate what you can bring to the table over time and use that to find win-win situations with others after you attend the same meetups over and over.

People have to be able to take what they read and re-formulate it to their lives.

You want an accountant that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck and let me know if you have any questions.

You want to be sure the lender you choose has navigated them before.Can help you strategize the lending piece for this purchase AND purchases in the future (you can paint yourself in a corner if you don’t strategize your first purchase correctly)Is an investor themselvesBest of luck!

I'm a younger investor and still learning/ formulating my strategy.

The property in question boasts a substantial expanse of land totaling 7 acres, strategically located in close proximity to a bustling downtown area.

I want to be super respectful because it's THEIR property, but I also want to help them think strategically so they don't lose a ton in taxes and the family loses out on an otherwise very valuable portion of what they've worked so hard to build.

Seller financing can be a big advantage, I’ll be looking into these deals more strategically.

We don't have the cash to do the grandiose approach so we're looking at potential selling or finding a strategic partner (one that could bring in the capital to maximize the rental income potential).