Areas like Williamsburg have small multi-family properties trading at a premium when compared to Bushwick, Bed Stuy, Ridgewood, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Sometimes players need physical therapy (rehab), some need more 1-on-1 coaching (optimization/advertising) and some to be traded (1031 exchange).

The advantage is that you can trade stocks and write the check to make the investment from the same account.

Depending on your strengths and experience, you may choose to do some of these services yourself but like most things in life, you are trading your time for cost of having someone else do it for you.I think it really depends on your strengths, how you want to spend your time and much you want to scale your business. 

It's going to be your thin credit profile / lack of seasoned trade lines.

In and around Detroit and the ring suburbs that touch it, we tell clients that you typically trade returns with location.

I remember hearing on the BP real estate podcast at some point Scott describing how selling an investment property after 5ish years and trading it in for a more expensive property was the right move financially.

Hello,Just want to know if anyone have tricks of the trade they can share to get the most deals needed to renovate bathroom/kitchen?

We want copies of leases and spend hours combing through the intricate details; we want to know the seller’s  “motivation”, we want to know long term economic forecasts for the community, the state, the U.S.  

In Essence trade something of value for their time, knowledge and ability to teach you or walk you through a flip/rental/rehab.Best of luck