I am open to handymans and single experts that are good in their one area of expertise, as long as they are reliable and affordable.

It's an access and expertise thing.

Their offered pro formas had 6-7.5% cap rates if I am remembering correctly, but the assumptions were laughable.This is not my area of expertise but I would say you'd likely be looking in the 3.5-4.5% range.

If you are buying a four plex, look for someone with that expertise.

Remote MarketsMany investors want to be able to see their investments or rely on their own expertise and local network to manage properties.

This is an opportunity for you to confirm they have the expertise you need.

There's a huge movement of ADU's here in SoCal, the addresses stay the same for the SFH and the ADU typically, so I would imagine there should be an insurance on the market for this type of scenario. thanks for your time and expertise in advance

I'm a college student in Arizona and I'm hoping to get into real estate through wholesaling since from what I've read/saw online, it doesn't require a lot of money, though I know it requires some expertise that I'm willing to learn if possible.

Pick a market, pick a strategy; ideally, it will be one where you have some domain expertise.

I'll be honest, not my area of expertise but I'll contribute because I think it's an interesting question.