The property was a large vacant parcel that is adjacent to the public street.

I took this less traveled path so that I could grow a real estate management biz and further dovetail into syndication of large apartment communities. 

Anyone have a good connection for commercial real estate (specifically large multi-family)in Atlanta?

I wish I had a crystal ball about the potential increase in areas, but here is an off the cuff answer for ranking:Dorchester (it's complicated - Dorchester is so large!)

Hi everyone it's nice to be part of this large group of motivated investor's, I am just starting this investment journey in the Eugene, OR area looking to find some local like minded individuals to share some idea's and help each other towards financial freedom.

My 2nd unit is a 3/1 and mine is a 2/1 with an extra large living room and sunroom.

It took some time, but I set everything up and executed a very large deal, I sold homes piece by piece and built my reputation as the kid you can trust.

Then, once you have the experience, it becomes easier to attract money and then scale your real estate business. 

Especially if you want to scale your business model at all.

Syndications only make 15-25% at best and more for high net worth investors who need to scale.