It's not going to do you any good to find a house via realtor if you don't already have a team set up to manage it.

Nowadays, whenever I talk to someone to see if we can do business together, I always ask them what their goals are to see if I can help them get there.I have someone on my team who has been looking to buy a home, but can't get a loan right now since he just started his own business about a year ago.  

Oops I posted the wrong thing but no worries, My true question is I'm looking to buy some multi-unit properties, and I don't have enough down payment yet.But I'm willing to work with other investors and build a team of other investors.Or should I borrow the money from a hard money lender for the down payment? 

hi , I'm looking for multi partners for investing and growing our business, through real estate investing.if you think you don't have enough money down for some of the deals out there , then partner up with 2 , 3 or even 4 investors and grow the business with the help of others to split the risk and help is better than not even starting at all.what are your thoughts on this people, I'm looking to do some deals with people looking to start out or if you're an experienced investor as well. lets talk.

However in the future consider putting a rehab team together because you can make more money finding deals than doing sweat equity.

Hats off to the team at BP for moderating these forums strictly to prevent spamming, a common issue with other RE forums.

IRS approved documents, document maintenance, an established history and good reputation, and experienced support are very important factors in my opinion.

I say all this to say, You will have to make trips to the market when team building.  

Also, I'm currently looking to assemble a team (attorney, CPA, escrow agent, etc) so if anyone has recommendations for those they're also welcome 

Looking for a savvy real estate account here in the metro area to add to my team.