But after that, I began calling again and got my first couple deals on my own, I met my wonderful partner Marco who introduced me to a world of opportunity, including institutional buyers through another one of his connections. #3 proactively network to people, it's kind of hard starting out because you have very little value to give but as you learn and expand your network, so does your capability to fulfill other's needs or to create a new need (an opportunity) and fulfill it for them. 

Case Shiller has it as 3rd best in the nation for this century.  

I included some charts below.iBuyers like Open Door and Zillow, institutional investors, pandemic migration, low interest rates and government policy (eviction moratoriums early on in the pandemic) helped create the unusual sales and rental market Las Vegas just experienced.

Some one in your institute will have similar desires in building wealth. 

Many institutions will have very low cost options (just a few hundredt dollars) to get started and they can happen more quickly. 

I ran the numbers assuming zero appreciation (Joshua Tree is not known for appreciation, historically)With that in mind:I bought a second home 20% down in Joshua Tree, CA for a 2/1 800sqft 225k home near the National park entrance.

Americans are shifting their priorities when it comes to where they want to call home amid sky-high housing prices, and that revelation played a role in a Southern city dethroning a Rocky Mountain destination as the top spot in the nation to live according to a new report. 

I am not sure whether it applies only to institutionally originated notes or not. 

As far as funding time frames go, ACH payments can be slower as they are dependent on the actions of both the tenants' and landlords' banking institutions (which vary from bank to bank) as the funds move from one to the other.

What's up BP Nation!!!