That would eliminate the bank’s role and minimize the affect of your credit.

hello all,i live at home with family and i have a WFH role. i have an 805 credit score, no debt, and 100k capital to buy.the options i see that could work for me are as follow1. buy a 2 unit in Paterson or central jersey where i can add value by fixing up the basement as a studio and combining it with the 1st-floor rent making it legal along with an extra exit.

hello all, i live at home with family and i have a WFH role. i have an 805 credit score, no debt, and 100k capital to buy. the options i see that could work for me are as follow1. buy a 2 unit in Paterson or central jersey where i can add value by fixing up the basement as a studio and combining it with the 1st-floor rent making it legal along with an extra exit.

I've been assigned the DFW area as essentially a boots on the ground role to locate off market properties that would other wise slip through the cracks.

Do you have criteria for what type of role you would like to play in a syndication?

@Marcus Palm I think it depends on your goals and what your strengths are and if you are looking to take an active or passive role.

If you're looking to start in RE by jumping into a full-time role where you can get compensated on other people's deals, these could be great avenues.House-hacking is another effective way to get started as an investor (depending on your living situation & goals) as you'll gain acquisition, project management and property management experience.Best of luck to you on your journey!

Thanks Dominic, I'll do that.

Welp...I've been in my role for a little over a year. 

In many markets there is a leader that you simply have to go with because they dominate the area.