I am also open to some possible partnerships just to get my first deal done.  

Fundrise - https://fundrise.com/ - Using SEC Reg A+, Fundrise offers several “eREIT” products open to non-accredited investors, with a minimum investment of $1,000.

Hi @Dan Smucker,If you're open minded about it, I always recommend to clients who want to invest from afar to look into condominiums, and certain townhouse communities.

Signing a docusign + creating accts for her with gas, water, electric, takes less a miniscule amount of time in comparison to even opening a HELOC, finding investment properties, etc.

We'd love to meet new folks in the area and would be open to partnering on deals to continue the learning curve, particularly in the small multi-family rental space (easy access to PATH/mass transit).Looking forward to sharing our experiences and connecting with you.Best,Nick Senter

The new Mercedes-Benz stadium (home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United soccer) opened a year ago, mix-use developments are being built everywhere, restaurants, etc.

Rhett Z Begley 1) Speak with an attorney regarding entity formation and asset protection. 2) Once you have that figured out, open a separate bank account. 3) Be very careful not to co-mingle personal and business funds. 4) Keep great books and records.

Always open to connect if you have any questions.

So, I think my main struggle is freedom of location opens up the whole country, which multiplies the analysis paralysis effect and makes me less confident in choosing the right area. 

I remember hearing stories about people camping outside of new construction communities so they could buy homes as soon as they opened the doors for business lol.