@Malgorzata Sadowska Students at my school are sort of lucky in that we have a few talks about personal finance, loan repayment, first time loans for houses while in residency, etc.

People will not be very trusting of you until you have some sort of track record.

Exactly the sort of information I was looking for.

What sort of areas or neighborhoods do you recommend I look into?

Would the city have to do some sort of audit?

Well, I was approached by one of the more prolific crowdfunders and they offered what amounted to an almost 10% premium over the all cash buyer.Moral of the story: If you're selling a deal the only way you would entertain the crowdfunders if:1) It's a marginal deal with hair on it;2)you have no TMV concern and you can wait for a buyer who will over pay; or 3)the capital market is frozen.All crowdfunding sites are touting their great returns over the past 5 years...uhh duh, check your stocks over that period - are you quitting your job to sell the"

What class of property and what sort of tenants?

I know this is your thread, but I have a sort of similar question, would it be alright to post it here?

I like the idea of going to the local REI's and networking obviously, but was wondering if anyone has had a successful approach to breaching this sort of arrangement.  

Northern California... trees can be huge with yields of 100k NET per acre. 3. western red cedar  hi price lower volume per acre grows in the watersheds of ORegon WA BC4. tie between old growth Yellow pine east slope of cascades and  J log  prime doug fir WA OR BC    I have taken 400k net dollars off of 10 acres of prime growing ground in Oregon.. that's 400k in my jeans in 5 working days.5. all the other lesser sorts of doug fir and pine..