Mr Miller had posted videos of him talking to investment groups and for other large reputable companies in the Chicago area.

You just need to have the desire to get it done, which means either doing it yourself, or hiring someone to do it for you (and it doesn't need to be a CPA charging CPA rates to do what is, by and large, pretty straightforward bookkeeping).

As for need initial research suggest a large need.

I have two large oak trees on a property of mine that are in need of a trimming.

But it's not a large market (c. 70 property transactions all year) and incredibly tight right now (less than 1% vacancy rate), so very difficult to find sellers who are motivated to take a discount.

Get familiar/expert in specific strategy (ie large multifamily, in class c or b, distressed, all cash, using BRRR strategy) 2.

We actually aren't looking for a large HELOC, we really just want something to put us over the top with our savings that we already have so that might actually work.

When credit freezes and people can’t get loans, it is very difficult to purchase anything unless you have large coffers of cash.

I'm active in Columbus as well.I have one or two referrals depending on where it lies on the C-D scale. :)Let's chat!

I can't understand if it is better to use this one-time big sum (>$300-400k, maybe a bit more) to leverage into a large (10-15 unit or up) MFH where I would be borrowing a lot, or to mostly pay off something smaller and immediately have a larger cash flow.