There’s also something to say about consistent investing (google “dollar cost averaging”).

I thought it would be interesting to put together a group of sponsors that have at least $50m in properties and can raise $2m+ LP but looking to scale to larger properties, see more consistent deal flow, and share knowledge.

To take a even wider look at things we can take a look at the entire Midwest region since 1965 and we see consistent gains.Narrowing things back down again the average sales price of a house in Ohio in 1990 was $62,900.

@Javaughn Harkness the # of mailers doesn't matter, what matters is consistency.

They would be able to help you with certain tools they use consistently to come up with rental income as well as recommendations for trusted companies to start an STR.

I think you would have a hard time finding consistent capital that would be willing to do that.

If you have enough liquid funds to feed the deal until it gets on its feet, that might work too. 

This is how much you need to establish in consistent, passive income so you can leave your nine-to-five with confidence.

He is feeding his family of 3 off his salary, but growing his wealth exponentially in real estate. 

I like the idea of long term buy and hold rental properties that produce consistent cash flow.While here I am looking to learn and connect with people in my area or people that know my area with tips to acquire more and more property.Thanks for the welcome.