But should you get interested in CREI such as multifamily or self-storage, the game rules become much more favorable, since lenders look at the asset and it’s performance, the syndicator’s funding power and partner quality to increase NOI rather than looking at the individual capital investors.

This is good because 1) no additional re portable income 2) I know if a tenant is serious or not if they go online and actually do it.

Go to meet up groups and other events where high net worth individuals exist.

I knew little about the US property market (last year was my first visit to the US), so started reading everything I could get my hands on, listening to podcasts, and researching online.

One of the most knowledgeable, professional & reasonably priced individuals I've ever paid in any field.

As I said there are two lots with houses zoned multi family within a half mile as well as a 500+ unityou should also check towns website and see if they have a zoning map online.

Or just spend the money for individual units?

I’ve been sitting back reading this site for a while and see that several of us (especially on the West Coast) are in the same boat.We’re inspired to pursue Rich Dad’s dream and started by reading books, researching online and reading / listening to Bigger PocketsWe probably have some money, but not the kind that goes very far in Southern CaliforniaWe curious about investing out-of-state but may not know which market to choose or who to trustWe feel a bit overwhelmed about the different options and can’t pinpoint where to startA lot of that sounds like me too!  

Yes this site is for sure a resource and also wonderful for networking with other like minded individuals to help you get your real estate goals.

I was preparing online lease agreement for my first tenant, and made a mistake.