It's looking like 2018 is the year I pull the trigger on purchasing a multifamily. 

There are only two reasons to get your license:-Are you doing at least 10 purchases/sales yourself every year?

Hi William.I maintain a Lowes Pro card that I use every time I make purchases either online or at the store.

I have a builder who's starting up here in Oklahoma looking to purchase 97 lots in NW OKC.

I purchased this property with hard money lending to close the transaction 2 weeks back.

A good investor friendly lender & agent will certainly help + groups like this and local REIA groups with opportunities to meet in person or on social media and network about off market opportunities too!

I currently live in my house in SW Washington that I purchased with a USDA loan in 2013.

So many of my out-of-state clients from California are successfully purchasing flips, BRRRRs, and buy and hold deals here at a very cheap price point, cash flowing, and have tons of appreciation.

The focus points for me right now are deciding what to include in my tech stack that's not going to break the bank in the future as well as includes professional features not just a user friendly interface like some other PMS.I'm between these 3 currently. - Hostfully(seems to be most cheap)- Uplisting(seems to be the most professional)- Hospitable(most friendly UI & the only one I currently have experience with)     Biggest con for me is lacking in ai for messaging which they've denied integrations with developers.

Purchase price: $200,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Sale price: $251,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven, in collaboration with Seth Choate, successfully completed a deal on E Church Street, Stockton, CA.