Start with something either turnkey or light value-add, so you can start forming your boots on the ground team with less pressure and risk.

If you're looking at just a pure financial perspective with little/no room for personal comforts, the absolute best thing you can do is live in one of those tiny homes or something like that.

Do not pay him he is a fraud type of guy. he won't teach you the right way of doing it. he will just sell you something you can find online.

He asked me for numbers, but I have no idea what would be equitable for something like this.

I would love to have another side hustle dealing with something in real estate whether it be property management or agent work.Posting into New Member Intros to connect with anyone with similar interests, background, or in my area!

Hi @Ethan Lahav,I think your question is missing something...

A letter is something I will give if a tenant asks when leaving but its not something I have every been asked to supply real time.

I have MTR in Hillcrest, Oceanside, and city heights and they usually have pretty good occupancy rate but seems to be slowing down or something.

People don’t realize how affordable it is and it’s something so valuable to have.  

Surely, someone can use this space to convert it to something of use.