We have a bunch of great guest speakers lined up including a cost segregation expert (google it - it's a powerful strategy)  and a successful local multifamily investor.

And the trouble spots where these occur generally remain consistent across locations.An industry expert on how you can better protect your properties.You’d expect the problems low-income property managers face to be much different than those of someone managing luxury developments.

I’m no expert but obviously the identify is 45 days from prop 1 sale for prop 1.

Revenue = $233,000NOI = $150,000It is 98% occupied Economic occupancy is at 88%Room for ~10% increase in rentAsking Price 2.6 million I submitted LOI for $2,300,000What do you think?

Good afternoon -@Wade Hunt @Caleb BrownEchoing other advice given here, partnership can be more economical, but you need to make sure all "your ducks are in a row" so to speak. 

I'm a senior at UCF studying economics and I want to pursue real estate part time.

Eventually, someone will be correct.  ...and when that person is finally correct in their prediction (after missing 9 out of 10 times), they will be called an expert, and brilliant for correctly predicting the downturn. 

Having done about 20 properties in recent years, I certainly don’t fancy myself the overall expert in home renovation.  

If you become an expert in these things you will see opportunities that no one else does. 

Like nearly every other youtube expert, the guy has a paid course that he pitches in a lot of his vids, but overall the channel offers great advice on a wide breadth of topics.