Like I mentioned above, outside of work I am an avid volleyball player.

Attend events and get to know the players in your market.

The speculation of development in that market may, and I stress may, show higher returns but it is very labor intensive and you would likely be competing with established high performing firms already in the space.A post like the subject line in the will likely get a lot of attention and most will suggest their preferred method of investment from passive to active like the two methods you mentioned.

TK providers/PM companies are just one player on the field.

Run the numbers on deals, rerun them with contingencies, talk to your competent RE agent that's knowledgeable about investors.

Brandon mentions that the best range to buy multifam rentals to avoid competing with the big guys early on is in the 5-30 unit range, so it got me thinking and here's a list I came up with;1. 

I think they are hiding it because it is a midwest thing (competing with Menards) - not national.

Crexi is a relatively new player in the space that has been a great tool in marketing commercial properties and I'd recommend it to you highly!

You have to start building relationships in the REI community and with RE-adjacent players and service people.

Originally posted by @Suzanne Player:@Nathan G.