If I knew just two years ago what I know now, I would buy more doors under one roof, not just duplexes.Keep listening to podcasts, get a mentor (who’s in multi-units?)

But, these generally are a minimum of $1,000 annually with a $2,500 deductible and $1,000,000 limits.A mentor/advisor of mine told me this on mitigating risk, I think this may be helpful to others: Avoid it, if at all possible.

Hello Everyone, I live in the Atlanta (sandy springs) and currently am seeking a mentor to help shape me into a solid investor.

I am doing apartment syndication with a team and mentors.

If you wish to take the next step and invest in your education, you can hire a mentor who has the experience and knows how to best improve your positioning as an investor.

You take on the loan individually and your partner applies a junior position loan on top, so your partner is a debt investor instead of an equity investor.

I would recommend reading industry books, listening to podcasts where industry professionals share their experiences, and finding a mentor in your area.

But I got supremely tired of being broke and—long story short—my high motivation, coupled with a tough mentor who insisted on patience and following his action steps, meant that I stuck with it until I saw some benefits.It’s so hard to do!

@James Wise is the man out in Cleveland Best, Junior

I assume I can't get a junior lien on his construction loan.