This is generally speaking- you can always find a golden unicorn,  but depends on how hard you want to look and how much you want to compete and you will be fighting very experienced buyers in Austin, w/lots of bidding wars.  

For someone new the number of opportunities would seem to likely be fewer than the more experienced and active investors.  

I have also changed to a more experienced realtor and spoke with multiple lenders to have a good understanding of the numbers I will be paying.

I am looking for recommendations for experienced property managers in FL or NH to interview?

I’m kind of experiencing some information overload.

this is keeping a downstairs unit from being turned on and it’s a cold day outAnyone experienced this before?  

@Andrew Caton1) broker emailing you entails emailing many others on the same DL2) if you want to be taken seriously, before bringing a deal to an experienced syndicator, make sure you underwrite it and do your own initial evaluation to proof it pans outMy best!

Btw, the 50/50 split is a bad deal for the investors as even the most experienced sponsors with verifiable track records are at 65/35, while many others are at 75/25 or even 80/20.

Very knowledgeable and experienced. 

I feel like it's something I could benefit from since I'm not that experienced