I would always encourage new investors to find experienced professionals to work with as they navigate their way into this type of investing.

We are toying with the idea of asking for a couple grand off the purchase amount to help mediate the water problems.Would love to hear from the wiser and more experienced. 

@Eliel Martinez, if you need an experienced real estate broker in Oklahoma City, I am your guy.

Would it be reasonable to assume that a deal is worth pursuing with a residential real estate licensed broker, who is resident of SW FL for over 20 years and looking for cash investors to buy qualified multi-unit prop...

BP,Very interested in investing in MHP space, listened to all the podcasts, etc but don’t have the confidence to make the jump to making an offer unless I can partner with an experienced operator.

To all the experienced investors out thereIf you were to go back in time and talk to your aspiring real estate investor self, finish any of these sentences.

With larger properties (whether something you can buy on your own or invest in experienced syndicators you feel comfortable with) there is diversification and more peace of mind (from not having to deal without management layer). 

They probably are more experienced than I plus they have more stringent criteria because they probably syndicated the funds.

If you are experienced enough and have deep enough pockets you might consider it. 

I’m a young real estate investor in Portland, Oregon & I’m looking to build a network of investors in this market for the purpose of sharing ideas & experiences as well as support each others goals.I currently own two units & I absolutely devour everything BP has to offer but I lack the network of lIke minded, experienced Individuals that is needed to thrive in thIs business.