I've managed to save up a decent amount for a downpayment, but I'm feeling lost about where to even begin.

I am planning to use Rentredi to manage the property.

I kept the property management company that was in place.

PS: After the course and you go and send me the "I am a direct buyer looking to buy notes for my own portfolio email" I will block you though.

If you work with good mortgage broker who works with different lenders, they can help you with putting together portfolio or commercial loans. 

I believe my clients are happy with their first investments (purchased with me and managed by me) as well.

Below are some systems that I utilize to manage my portfolio. 

See link for details or check Tulsa events on BPhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/building-a-portfolio-in-2024-ho...

., there is nothing wrong with beautifying war-zone areas but just know that you have to be aware of the element that you will be surrounded by, keep the candle burning bright because you may have to spend a couple nights in the property to keep it from being rampaged, i haven't step into this arena, i prefer to go where the houses are selling, in neighborhoods that i know i wouldn't be afraid to live, but to each his own, if you can get a line of credit opened and then from there look into getting a mentor or someone who has done this before if you want to build your portfolio, it wont be easy but nothing is life worth anything is, do you duty and due diliegence and you should be alright, let me know if i can help keep posting but most of all keep sharing

However, I'm not sure which route is best.Option 1: Equity PartnershipIf he provides the full $230K, I cover closing costs and manage the property, and we split the cash flow 50:50, that would give us each $960 per month, $11,516 annually.