@Dany JarjouraI do 2 minute “back of the napkin” math on potential properties.

Costs are up, but so are asset values and potential rent increases.

These are just a few ways to begin making contacts and learning about the strategies available to you.Once you decide on a strategy, I'd recommend connecting with an investor-friendly lender who will give you an idea of how much you qualify to borrow for your first property.As you progress in this initial research phase, your goals and action plans will become clearer.All the best!

I would love to connect with Multi family investors, developers, etc. to potentially collaborate with while building my network.

You are not going to find a deal; a deal comes when you recognize the potential in a property and then make an offer for it to become a deal.

If you're hiring a property manager, then they should help place a potential tenant for you.

I am new to the community.My partner and I are looking at a commercial property to buy in, but after some researchs, we found out the previous owner had some interior renovation done without permits.

Now I'm not saying have them to run your house, but at least research them to see how they do it, and the work and complaints involved. 

It seems like Huntsville has a nice combination of cashflow and potential appreciation.I'd be interested in hearing from folks more familiar with the area on the general view of the city in 2024, things to look out for, things to avoid, etc.

You might also meet someone that could be a potential business partner.