No skin in the game.

Somebody that knows the multi-family game, and knows that local market. 

Dear BP Colleagues,I am a new investor, looking to venture for the first time in multi-family - what are the things to look out when you are new to the game and starting out. (1). since I am looking for rentals - would I get access to lease agreements of existing occupants as a buyer?

Also have you considered partnering with someone who is already experienced and has skin in the game?

Hi @Danielle Matalonis...welcome to BP & the investing game! 

But it's hard work to make a lot of money because you need so many properties.But I've been at this game a good long time now and have taken enormous risks and executed a huge variety of aggressive strategies.

Remember that real estate is a numbers game so if you are rejected by one lender just move on to the next!

Wife and I heard of a potential family-deal, where current Detroit Lakes owner wants to quit the snowbird game and go full-time-Florida.

David, We are NOT a Crowdfunding site but hope this is helpful and offers you an alternate option.Syndicators that use a 506B SEC Exemption and allow sophisticated investors into their syndication after establishing the proper relationship as 506B Exemptions require having a substantive preexisting relationship before you can co-invest/co-own with the syndication team.

Absolutely agree, if it fits your intent.Come up with your own game plan, which starts by learning.