Dialing in on a neighborhood and then doing a deep dive would help you to get a better feel.

I'm located in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area and am open to properties basically anywhere in southern Michigan (anything south of Muskegon from Lake Michigan to Lake Huron is fair game imo.)I now have a fairly large nest egg of cash beyond all of my other investments (stocks, bonds, treasuries, crypto) and I want to turn that cash into a real estate investment or investments and I think my deep background in tech, systems, and marketing should be able to help me substantially.It seems to me like BRRRR on multifamily units makes the most sense, but I'm open to suggestions.I'm basically retired at this point as the only work I do each week is 3-4 hours of consulting for larger tech companies and I'm on a couple advisory boards.What are the best first steps in building a team and creating the systems necessary to start making deals?

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Or would it be jumping into the deep end prematurely?

Thank you for reaching out, I am working to dive deep into the real estate investor waters.

If you want the most accurate and deep data, you'll have to pay for it.

Information is power and there is a lot available for anyone willing to look deep enough.In December 2023, Scranton home prices were up 16.7% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $175K.

I'm now 80k into this property with deep regret looming over me.

I was getting multiple offers to sell my holdings at a deep discount.

Recently decided to jump off the deep end and start my journey in Syndication.