If it were $10k-$20k loss I'd probably just chalk it up as a learning experience and sell it, but I just don't know if I can stomach a $40k-$50k loss.

@Isaac Joseph if you experienced lots of theft with previous PMC, then learn to better manage your managers.Try to think of everything that can go wrong and then figure out how you can monitor relatively easily.Doing this will probably be a whole lot easier than trying to start your own PMC.

As veterans, we are used to the hard work and grind - you don't need help, you just need to do some research and learning from free podcasts, Youtube, and books.

Whether it's communication skills, market knowledge, or something else entirely, I'm eager to learn how I can best serve investor clients.Additionally, I'm curious about the best ways to connect with investors in my area.

It's imperative to learn the numbers to get a realistic idea of cash-flow vs. selling. 

I've been wanting to begin my real estate journey for quite some time now and am having trouble getting started, I'd love to meet new people on here and build relationships so that we can all learn together!

Therefore makes this a very easy deal (for me) to break into multi-family (learning experience).

I'm particularly passionate about investing in the downtown Albany area.Outside of real estate, I enjoy traveling and just returned home from being abroad for 5 months.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

I prefer to learn from people that actually have been doing the business a long time & still are doing it.

I hope newbies read it and learn.