I'd love to hear any tips you might have for someone who's just getting started.I appreciate your time and any advice you can offer.

@Najhae Robinson, Moreover, if you're an interested investor, I'd love to connect if anyone needs an agent well-versed in PadSplit acquisitions.

I don't plan on buying anytime really soon but I'd love to start connecting with more seasoned investors and local professionals within the area.

Although it’s my first property, I do have other personal assets that I’d feel better if they were protected in a worst case scenario.

I'd be curious to check out some of your content when it comes out - pretty interesting stuff!

I'd like to purchase a 2, 3, or 4-plex and live in one of the units and rent out the others as my best way to get into this crazy bay area market. 

I'd recommend having 1 QB account that both you and your partner can access for reports and income/expense tracking.Regarding the platform, I've used QB for over 4 years and its been a game changer for me.

You're looking in your market to make sure you can find properties to wholesale, and don't want to do the big announcement blast to investors until you have those properties...Here's what I'd suggest: find the investors first, and make them happy by providing actual good investments.Here's the thing: investors will always be there.

This is the one question I’d add to your otherwise strong list of interview questions.- Doubling the penny every year for 5 years is really tough and really risky if it’s not your full time job.

I'd suggest increasing rent to market at the next available opportunity in your lease.