I’m not finding a lot of good info out there about it.Thanks!

My practice area ties heavily into the real estate industry and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions on ways to build my referral network both in law and real estate as I plan to do some heavy real estate investing in the near future. 

My name is Omar, and I’m a new investor eager to learn, grow, and connect with like-minded individuals who are on the journey to financial freedom through real estate.

In our state, property management must be done by a licensed real estate agent.

It’s clear you’ve made some solid connections and built momentum in your real estate journey.As for career paths, it’s great that you’re thinking about pivoting into real estate, particularly in the commercial space.

But once they get the 30 day notice, then they might sing a different tune real quick. 

I'd suggest finding the top sub-institutional brokers, building relationships with them, and letting them know what you're looking for.

Connecting with locals who have experience in this area is a fantastic way to gain insights and avoid common pitfalls.Since you’re looking to buy in the next 12 months, I recommend starting by networking with other investors and real estate professionals in the area.

Hey @Joseph Nguyen,I’ve got some firsthand experience on this, especially in the context of residential real estate investments.

The great divide” is between purchasing real property for CASH FLOW, or purchasing real property for CAPITAL APPRECIATION.IKnow, I know, the two are NOT mutually exclusive.