Hi Gareth.I am a CPA.

Let me know if interested in networking.

I seriously love credit unions and the co-op network.

Network here on BP online and attend your real estate investors association and network offline.

So, you have to start networking with different folks in real estate.

Hi @Eugene Carelli first off I would definitely talk with a real estate attorney/CPA so they can help you with your specific situation.A good amount of the investors that I work with choose to have one LLC hold a number of different properties.

It's great way to network and meet people.

This scales your investing.Forces you to network and depend on a team leading to relationships = more businessForces you to develop communication and business systems to stay on trackConsNot as easy to physically be on site if neededReally it comes down to how you want to invest.

You will benefit from the education and networking, but more importantly, you can position yourself as an expert in the multifamily nicheIntern for a multifamily investor: find an experienced investor who is currently doing what you want to do and proactively add value to their business for free to get in the doorStart small: start with an SFR to 4-unit and work your way upAs you will notice, all of these strategies are time consuming.

Also, network with other investors.