.- Machine learning models are helping to reduce risks.- Reverse migration to Rust Belt is occurring based on affordability issues elsewhere.- Scatter site is a defensive asset offering a lot of optionality.- Market conditions are challenging for scatter site hold unless you are underwriting a 10-year hold.- Setting up operations for SFR from scratch is very difficult.- One investor is buying at cap rates in 5s or 6s.

I would love to meet up with investors and agents in person in my area to learn more about real estate and any advice they may have.

Most truly individual private money lenders don't love construction for a number of reasons: - Time horizon on these projects is too long and the project itself highly speculative - Most construction loans are non-dutch, meaning you pay only on what funds are released and PMLs don't like having to earmark additional funds that aren't deployed and aren't earning a monthly interest on

You will hire 2-3 of the wrong contractors also and lose 10-15k in walkway money.Your first try should be to do a flip as a smaller partner with someone else, a friend, a local investor from a meetup, so you can learn the ropes, know how to manage a crew, etc.

It's $50 for owners individually, $85 for non owners. 

Providing Ongoing Support:How can I create a supportive environment that fosters continuous learning and growth?

It cannot be covered in a few posts but to help you get started top left is a tab, LEARN check that out, and BUILD YOUR TEAM, just for starters; you must know how to underwrite your properties, and local laws.You are in the right place, check out some podcasts and read some books.

A quick bit of advice; it's important to learn as much as you can but it's very easy to just get stuck reading and listening to podcasts and what not. 

It can be daunting, but that first step/purchase is usually the toughest and the best way to learn in something like this is to just go in and do it.Building a team is going to be really important as you start your journey.

@Gino Barbaro thats something I would like to do. fine a partner that I can learn and grow a multifamily portfolio with. thanks for the value infoQuote from @Gino Barbaro: @Najeh DavenportI partnered with Jake, but I knew him from working with him.