Don’t go to an agent thinking we will hold your hand & teach you A-Z, you’d be better off going to RE school yourself.

It will teach you land-lording, property management, and maybe even a little construction while minimizing your expenses and building an asset.

It's an excellent teaching opportunity and I just like being around them. 

For some, you have to be ready to gently teach them, and for others, they simply won't open their minds and you will have to use someone else.  

If you don't have the track record you will just have to work that much harder to find great deals, learn how to select a great property manager and how to manage them and the asset, and be very intentional about portraying to people why they should invest with you.Check out big syndicators who you can learn from, like Rod Kleif or Michael Blank to name a few that provide multifamily content and teach about the specifics. 

Both will teach you the fundamentals you will need to succeed.

You're actually slowing me down because I can do it 5x faster vs teach you how to do it. 

Call an investor, ask to shadow a deal or have them teach you how they run numbers.5.

Knowing how to manage tenants will teach you a lot in the industry and even know what to expect from property management companies.

Reading books, biggerpockets, listening to podcasts etc, will teach you everything that you need to know, in a fraction of the time and effort.