I am licensed in CT and NY, but the vast majority of my practice is in CT.

Obviously not lawyer advice or CPA advice but hopefully they can give you a good starting point before figuring out your own situation better.

That way, you can lean on their experience to help you build your own track record and investor base.This is exactly what I did when I got started in multifamily syndication.

Partner Driven financed the Mumford Rd deal using its own capital, covering the $35,000 purchase price.

Partner Driven financed the Cornell Ave deal using its own capital, covering the $220,000 purchase price.

I have a good roommate that pays on time and just does his own thing.. however a few weeks after he moved in (mid-Feb) I heard his toilet (main toilet) running and found he had hooked it a few links higher so the flap wouldn't seal.

They likely know plenty of teams across the country from their own investing and networking.- Your out-of-state investor agent should have plenty of recommendations for local contractors, lenders (conventional and hard money), property managers, etc. and be able to identify appropriate assumptions for your analysis (e.g., appreciation, vacancy, rent estimates, etc.).If you have questions, feel free to PM me--happy to help.

Hey Kyle, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

We own our primary residence in the Bay Area to looking to diversify in other markets and these seemed promising.

Partner Driven financed the Juniper Dr deal using its own capital, covering the $195,000 purchase price and $65,000 in renovation costs.