It will be a little bit harder to raise capital if you dont have any deals under your belt but its definitely possible if you have a good deal in hand. 

Is this something we should do now, or wait until we have more units under our belt?

I would think with the number of posts and votes (whatever they’re for) under your belt you’d set an example and bring people up instead of ridiculing them for not knowing something.

The rust belt is inexpensive and a lot of people are investing in cash flow there, but what market are they chasing Millenials, Boomers?

Would it be best to master marketing or should I reach out to real estate agent for leads or should I continue to drive for dollars and submit offersI have been educating myself for the past year and ready to put the education to action and get that first deal under my belt

Thank you @Travis D Busch @George Blower @Tom Ott @Gannon Coffman @Grant Rothenburger@Jens Nielsen lets meet up!

I now have 14+ syndication investments under my belt.

But from what you're saying on paper they'll be a tenant most people would be happy to rent to (if they're still renting) in a few years with more credit history under their belt.

Thanks in advance, I’m excited to get my first BRRRR and wholesale deal under my belt!

I would 1,000 percentage be interested in going that route once I get some experience under my belt.... but as of now I think self-managing a small multi family property (and learning as I go) is the most stress that my little heart can handle.