We've been laying the groundwork for a move to a larger property via running these 22 (soon to be 23) units successfully on our own, and by participating in syndications as passive investors where we learn at the feet of investors much more experienced in large multi-family projects.  

If you have experienced appreciation then your rate of return could be pretty nice.

For example, someone to review contracts/agreements and can guide my team on best practices.

I've lived in the Dunwoody area of Atlanta for a long time and experienced first hand the market growth.

Does your team/group/company provide any leads to share?

There are a ton of ways you can start off as a budding investor, like partnering with someone more experienced, bird-dogging for an established investor and providing sweat equity, because at this point in your career that's your main advantage, plus knowledge of social media etc.

For plumbing, Chip Oexmann and his team at ARS/Rescue Rooter Fort Worth have saved us thousands of dollars and many headaches over the years. 

I'm looking for an investor-friendly real estate agent that would be willing to  join my team and assist me with my first purchase.

@Gaston Barua-You would be better served if you had an experienced individual, hold your hand through the underwriting process of scrutinizing a deal with a careful eye ( and with some good software), as no two deals you encounter will be the same.Books are wonderful, only to a certain extent.  

There will be a FREE meeting next Thursday (October 20th) for experienced and newbie Investors, Landlords, Wholesalers and Flippers at Tommy's Pizza on Dublin-Granville between Sawmill and Riverside.