The management company I partner with takes 20% of rental revenue in exchange for all of the bookings, marketing, cleaning, preventative maintenance on mechanicals, etc. 

I am also new to investing and looking to bring some kind of value to the table for someone in exchange for some experience.If you ever want to chat about my city let me know.

Now the level of risk and crime will of course vary by neighborhood so you've got to balance out the level of risk you want to take on in exchange for the amount of money you are willing to pay for a property.

Using a 1031 exchange would be a good option to explore if you do want to go that route.

Bottom line, bring them some sort of value and in exchange see if you can pick their brain on how they got started, their processes, etc.

I'm going with Vampires because I can deal with blood messes in exchange for eternal vacancy.

I financed this deal through a 1031 Exchange.

Would love to network and make contacts who would be interested in off market buying (smaller) or selling (larger) MF properties in 1031 exchange or otherwise.

For example, a large multifamily development is finishing phase 1, but will not be starting phase 2 until interest rates have stabilized.There are fewer lenders willing to lend on larger projects with rising interest rates.His number one piece of advice is to find off-market properties.Either purchase the property outright, or give the owner equity in the final project in exchange for contributing the land.You can get lending for up to 90% of costs, and then the land is your 10% down payment, which means you can start a project with almost zero out of pocket costs.Show the owner a rough pro forma with conservative numbers.

Offer to bring them a deal, in exchange for being on the GP.