At QB, we focus on working with small multifamily investors in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. 

I’m going to buy a multi family next and eventually pivot into commercial real estate My goal is to save, save, and save while learning and surrounding myself with positive and ambitious people.

2020 has been a hot year for Austin and surrounding areas. 

I've got a deal I'm looking at right now that would cash flow once I move out after the first year owner occupancy requirement goes away (even with about $800 in mortgage insurance).However, I just talked with an eviction attorney, and he basically advised me to stay the hell away from Oakland and surrounding cities as they are so tenant friendly and therefore made it seem like it's a nightmare to be a landlord in Oakland.This conversation has left me with some hesitation about investing in Oakland, and it has me thinking about investing in out-of-state turnkey rentals, in either Florida or Texas.Does anyone have a helpful opinion or advice on this?

My advise would be to be patient and focus on who you surround yourself with.

I am so happy to have found the BiggerPockets podcast and the community that surrounds it.

It is important in Worcester, and in the surrounding towns to really know your location. 

I am developing a property management company in the Poconos and surrounding area's.

Looking to BRRRR next year and wanted to know if there is any REI groups in Fort Walton or surrounding areas that do meet ups?

We aim to find rural properties in need of repair in Sampson, Harnett, Cumberland, Johnston, Bladen and surrounding counties.