We did not need help in deciding what our investment niche would be; we needed help in creating and implementing a tax strategy plan for a married couple composed of a high-income earner and a real estate agent and business owner.A few weeks after paying the $25k, we set up our first meeting with our assigned CPA and started the so-called “advanced tax courses” provided, which are generic modules that only vaguely introduce financial concepts, topics, and terminology.

Getting a mentor/exp investor or investor agent, can get you real world experience and support/accountability much faster than implementing knowledge from a book that you must learn to habituate- to be clear I am not saying do not do this, please do, but time has a lot of value.

Of course, we don't know your full financial picture - income, assets, etc. to make a personalized decision so speaking with a lender, financial advisor, real estate agent would certainly help. 

Hi Everyone! I own a boutique real estate brokerage and property management company. I have almost two decades of experience in both the service of real estate as well as investing myself. Looking for a small multifam...

We would appreciate any recommendations on property managers or investor agents, as well as general tips regarding the Dayton market and would love to connect with some Dayton investors as well.

Don’t let any mentor or coach tell you that you can do these for zero down.Usually you can find these for $15,000 or so in “up front” money.Here are the differences and why it can be done.By buying “off market”, the selling price can be reduced by the amount of the fees the seller would have to pay if they used a real estate agent.

Im actually considering buying some properties there myself at some point since I already have a good network there (i.e. an agent, a property manager, a hard money lender, etc).

Whether you are a seasoned investor, a real estate agent, or someone who has successfully navigated these waters, your input would be truly appreciated.I'll go ahead and start by sharing some of my best practices.

Even the narrowest without garages might be 12 units per acre. mixed use is complex and you need a commercial agent. that's a small plot for mixed use. if you don't have a lot of experience I'd recommend talking to the city first about permitted uses within your zoning and what they may allow variances on for development, check your height restrictions first.

The best option would be to partner with an agent that is investor friendly, which would allow you to have a professional that can give you good insights.