When networking events start opening again, go to as many as you can.

Thank you Kevin,  Looking forward to the next Meetup event! 

You will add or subtract things to the list as events happen.

Hey Sam, everything should flow to the spouse in the event of death unless one lives in a state that does not have "community property" laws.

Solid cash flow ($100+/door/mo) will protect you from many unexpected events and at this point anything is unexpected since no one has a clue what is going to happen in the next few years (or even the next few months). 

So Ive had my first Covid-19 related event happen, One of my tenants had her hours cut at work and had her roomate loose her job so she cannot make rent anymore.

So while theoretically increasing your net worth by $100,000 with a property purchase is a very good thing, it doesn’t necessarily lead to a “liquidity event”.

If this were normal times I would suggest going to networking events and mingle to find the right fit but you can also go to FB groups that invest in the local area to see who's providing good feedback and would be a good RE team to speak with.Good luck!

This organization has been around for decades and concentrates on educating investors of all levels and creating events for them to connect.Even during COVID-19 they have a robust program, they bring in market leaders and analysts to keep you posted on what's going on and they host virtual events based on your specific interests.

We always had no partial payment and no payment plan policy but we’ve had to bend on that with the last two months events and I’m very glad we did...most people that we’ve set up payment plans with have paid as promised.It would obviously be preferable to get the rent on time like normal, but in seeing that wasn’t going to be possible in all situations  right now, this has been the next best thing.Our normal delinquency rate at the end of the month is usually 3 to 4%.