To work with investors as an agent I recommend connecting with GC's and PM's so you can refer those to clients.

Here are some of my individual goals:- Purchase class B multifamily assets with 25-50 units, and value add opportunity, in key cities in Ohio and Michigan - Create joint ventures to take down initial properties- Start a syndication to purchase additional properties- Create a brand with a thorough online presence Please connect with me if these goals interest you and align with your goals.

So I looked at some local markets like Sacramento where I'm from and familiar with the neighborhoods but the cashflow would be so negative that I'd be paying out of pocket every month.Now I'm more inclined to buy a single family in KC as it seems the rates won't drop anytime soon so would like to get in the investment game sooner than later and hope for a rate drop in few years to refinance.I have been looking on Zillow, and recently connected to an agent to run numbers and seems I could make about $100-$300 after mortgage payment and insurance.

Are you connecting your traditional bank accounts to the platform?

Hi Shi,I'll connect with you and send you a couple of names!

You have very strong equity in your current home, but you don't want to burn it all and make your house worth less with more leverage.

I self manage all of my units using my team of connections on Kauai to keep overhead lower. 

The result is that Sbux is paying $60 - $70 dollars in rent, but the market rent in the area is only $30 to $40 so an investor who, say, trades out of a small MF property into a Starbucks thinking they're getting a great "hands off" investment could find themselves owning a building that's worth half what it was when they bought it (or less, depending on what the tenant pool is to back fill it).

Have an agent estimate the value of the property and see if it's worth it to you.

That's amazing - would love to connect down the road when we get to that level (hopefully sooner than later) and talk about how you were able to do those partnerships - those are some big names.