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As a cross-border investor, I'm likely going to need advice on entity structure to protect my liability while also not being double-taxed, I'm going to need to network with experienced investors/property managers/agents in the Cleveland area.

Connecting with experienced investors and those just starting out can help you refine your approach and take action on your first deal.Good luck! 

I'm eager to learn more about the Albuquerque real estate market. What trends are you seeing in the area right now? Are there specific neighborhoods showing the most growth? Also, what should a new investor be aware o...

Hello, is anyone working or experienced in the Baltimore market for multi family or single family rentals ?

An experienced agent would be able to guide you in the negotiation process much more insight-fully than the forums.  

You need to constantly hunt for deeply discounted properties, compete with experienced investors, and deal with unpredictable sellers and cash buyers.

Very few successful investors get by without experiencing their fair share of bad tenants/evictions.Selling tenant-occupied properties with uncooperative tenants is challenging in NY. 

I totally agree with the idea that local markets offer better value in the long run that cheaper out-of-state markets.Finally, Just because an experienced property manager would not do a house hack or purchase a small multifamily property does not mean it would not be a good fit for you and your situation.

In those 3 years I mentioned, this was the similar story - the following year more than made up for the decline experienced in the preceding year.