Will like to connect with other RE professionals for mutual support, and possible investments strategies, thanks.

.-506 B offering = Investors we know-506 C offering = General solicitation to accredited investors only = More steps to disclose and more steps to verify accreditation status- Don’t need to be licensed, we file a “issuer exemption”, as long as the person on our team does more than just capital raising and their compensation isn’t based on how much they raise.

I personally wouldn't invest in an area like that for several reasons, unless the area was big enough to support a larger property and professional management.For myself I only look to invest in large metros.

Our virtual assistant team helps us market our properties via email and FB.

I want more control over the success of my investments.It’s really hard to grow your business if you are using money from your day job to support your rentals.

Like people have mentioned above, it will pay off to have a professional in your team.

As 'newbies' trying to enter the RE game as multi-family rental investors, we have first been working on establishing our team - asking as many questions as we can - networking with those we already know (and don't) - trying to gain knowledge and build a foundation.With that all said..My partner and I have the opportunity to meet with a attorney who specializes in both residential and commercial real estate. 

I guess I'd like to have an agent involved because this will be my first home purchase, and I like the moral support :)As far as pulling the trigger, I like that move, I just know I won't until I get more comfortable with my ability to aim.

The people and content here are amazing.I would like to share with everyone a milestone reached yesterday: Closing on 1st Fix and Flip/HoldI am humbled and very grateful to all who have helped and showed supported along the way. 

The rents are too low to support long term capital expenses (roof, new furnace, etc).