It is a small town so volume is slow Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

One-on-One coaching DIRECTLY from the "main" guy/expert - avoid groups with "sub-coaches" (<--these are put in place because they can't handle the volume of new members)..makes you wonder if they're focused on building a coaching empire and making a ton of money from that - OR a true successful real estate portfolio & focusing on the success of their members. 3.

Both of us are considered high volume, successful real estate investors.

In addition, you don't sound like you are doing enough volume to override those concerns if you are trying to save money.

However, when looking at properties sold in the past few months in Columbus, there are many more duplexes than triplexes/quadplexes.What's your experience on relative volume of duplexes vs triplexes/quadplexes?

It is 100% full, consisting of a layer of water topped by a layer of air (50% and 50% by volume, but not by mass).

You can check fb groups, your local REIA, etc to get these contacts.Getting them on retainer is challenging unless you're evolved to a certain scope and scale where you can provide a large volume of work to them.

I'm not sure how their pricing works for each region or if its based upon volume.

And yet they implode rapidly with market shifts downwards..Locally we have one of our association members who is involved with them but he is a Newb as well and isn't doing a lot of volume but as he has a "little" more experience than others he is leading his Renatus group..The whole use "0" interest cards to fund one vehicle which funds another is downright scary and I think has hurt more people than it has helped..

Also recognize that it is all about numbers so you might have to carpet bomb an area or put out a lot of effort before you have enough volume to tell what is likely going to be the average result.Marketing can be expensive.