We're particularly interested in gaining knowledge in property analysis and expanding my network to collaborate on potential deals and learn from the experiences of seasoned investors.We're grateful for the opportunity to be a part of this community and look forward to contributing, learning, and growing together.

Simultaneously, I'd focus on the fundamentals, engaging in daily learning, analyzing deals, and gradually assembling a team of general contractors, agents, lenders, attending investor meetups, and more

My plan is to start with a property management team (currently researching and meeting with some potentials), as I’m at my band width running after my 3 young kids.

We had someone reach out looking to see if we would be interested in a 6 month rental from an insurance company that they would potentially have someone stay for 6 months, with then 30 day notice month to month tenant at will if construction isn't finished in time.They mentioned working with insurance agencies and shows on Airbnb he has multiple reviews and properties, but that he had a contact reach out in my area where he doesn't have rentals. 

You should start speaking with potential brokerages whenever you are almost ready to jump into this one-of-a-kind industry.

. #2 will be to point potential buyers in the direction of a lender we've worked with who will lend on a manufactured home that has been moved 2+ times. #3 would be to offer owner financing. 

So much "potential" in West Dallas and south west Dallas. 

Nobody carries them in-stock any more.On the other hand, a tenant that requests cordless blinds could potentially create liability if you say "no" and somebody later gets hurt. 

We're starting to think that we may want to branch out and potentially get involved in other sorts of RE investments. 

•Set Repayment Term: Comes with a defined repayment period, usually shorter than a mortgage, leading to quicker payoff but potentially higher monthly payments.