Now, I’m eager to dive into real estate investing, specifically in single-family homes and multi-unit properties like duplexes.So far, I’ve read The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner, and I’ve just started BRRRR by David Greene.

The original author of the Cost Segregation Studies guidelines in 2004 and its recent update in 2022 is the managing partner for my firm.

I’m nearing the completion of my Tennessee Real Estate License, and I’m eager to connect with like-minded individuals in the real estate space, specifically in the Nashville and Franklin areas.I bring over 8 years of experience in renovations and custom home building, which has given me a deep understanding of the construction side of real estate.

I am eager to connect with other local investors, out-of-state investors,  lenders, agents, brokers, etc. in the Indianapolis area.

Most real estate investment and finance companies are hardbarred industries - only service-based businesses like financial planner firms and RE brokerages are allowed. 

I’m now looking to expand my portfolio into Tennessee, Massachusetts, Maryland and Minnesota markets.I’m eager to connect with realtors and lenders who have experience with multi-family properties (leaning to commercial) and understand the dynamics of value-add opportunities in other markets.

So at a  minimum you need to be firm that the rent is enough to cover your expenses (including insurance, PM fee, capital reserves for repairs)I'd go on Facebook Marketplace and on any Facebook Groups you find for KSU Housing and post it there (at a rent rate this is actually covering your expenses) and see if you get response. 

@Noah Bussanich:On structure, something like the Best Ever Real Estate Syndication book by Joe Fairless will help outline some of the basics.Kim Lisa Taylor on these forums owns a law firm that specializes in syndications, and offers a free book, a free consultation.But the term "how to structure" can mean a lot of things.  

Create a Real Estate FundOur firm can help you establish a real estate investment fund to pool investor capital and acquire properties, which is more scalable and flexible than traditional syndications.7.

You may have to look at a lot of deals to find a good one...We've walked away from far more than we've purchased because the sellers maywant to hold firm on their asking prices (even when DD identifies majorrepairs).