I haven't used them, but I hear only good things about Andy Park (Double Haul Capital) and Fred Rae (Rain City Capital).  

All the big guns were toy pistols at one point, just like you.

I know it's boring, but it works, especially over the long haul.

Some might also say that syndication allows you to scale into larger properties.Over the long haul syndication (if done right) beats renting out sfr's/2-4 family (done right). 

My BP peeps:Been toying with the idea of sitting for my AGENT'S license because I slept the December 31 deadline to become a BROKER!

On the phone, you can copy your current list, and add the criteria "Has Owner Phone" set to yes.

If you can't get a tree trimmed and the branches hauled away safely for a couple hundred bucks, it has gotten way out of hand. 

Douglas may look good but I would be concerned about the long-haul.

We are planning on holding the property for the long haul.

@Landen EnnsEveryone wants to start in something that requires no money down, very little money down, or exponential growth.Pulling off  a string of successful BRRRRs at a distance almost always requires trusted contractors, a network of individuals in the target area, strong personal/family ties to the target area, strong money connections in depth, good deal flow pipeline.It would really be wish to slow down, figure things out, and run a test buy and renovation to really understand more of the difficulties, something small that you can afford to lose money on, perhaps as much as 50% of the money that you put into the initial project before you go for your moon shot.I have never made the personal acquaintance anyone who actually started in long-distance BRRRR with their first buy and succeeded over the long haul.