Any shifts in approaches or plans/new ideas in how to get the most out of your investments in 2022 etc.? 

When approaching sellers as someone who can offer both your services as an agent and an investor who can purchase their property upfront it's always better to present yourself as an agent first rather than an investor. 

I was approached through the operators of this syndication.

I am currently looking to fund my first deal within the next 6-12 months, and wanted to see if you guys had any advice on how you would approach the situation in my shoes.

Then I guess you're not serious and what you're really looking for is someone to spend countless hours educating you for free on their local market - only to have you not buy because they can't find you that unicorn property all the online gurus are telling you to hold out for.

The zoom link is https://zj628.keap-link002.com...How welcoming Is this REIgroup of new members I’ve been to RE groups in CLT before and they were very cliqueish so trying to Intorduce yourself as a new investor you were met with a very typical approach you should understand these principles and blah blah blah and I’ve done that for a year straight I have a business degree so understanding principles and theories is not difficult at all.

As of recent, I've been going deeper into Pace Morby's content and love his take on mindset, approach, choosing the right set of people, etc.Look forward to connecting with you all! 

I spoke with my mother at the time and she suggested if I made an effort to make more consistent income and save up $20k I could approach my father about cosigning my loan.

How do you approach this with a cash buyer?

@Holly Frongillo - I like the creative approach.