I agree with Kevin's comment below that Keller Williams provides the models, systems, and training necessary for full time or dual career investor/agents to be successful.

Developing relationships with asset managers is no doubt a solid strategy, but I see no one talking about developing ongoing referral sources from other financial professionals like attorneys (any kind), accountants and financial planners. get just a few of these guys in your corner referring one or several of their note-holding clients to you per year and you now have an ongoing referral system that keeps on giving.

Are there any common facilities (water, septic, road, etc.), or common property that the homeowners or developer will need to manage.

Im trying to analyze this deal to see if it makes sense to purchase and if so at what price.The Knowns:All utilities are thru the city and there is no well or septic its city sewer, electric, trash, water etc.

The Knowns:All utilities are thru the city and there is no well or septic its city sewer, electric, trash, water etc.

Develop some system that you can hire things out to other people when the time is right for you. 

Hey All,So the question for the day that I have is for all you Multi-Family owners what are some of the best systems you have in place right now that allows you the least amount of headaches, not having to physically be/check in at every property and general misuse of your time from tenants who like to call about the smallest of issues?

Hey All,So the question for the day that I have is for all you Multi-Family owners what are some of the best systems you have in place right now that allows you the least amount of headaches, not having to physically be/check in at every property and general misuse of your time from tenants who like to call about the smallest of issues? 

OM Gosh, just jump in, the water is fine.

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