I know a lot of the big name builders are building entires neighborhoods of smaller homes.

These all seem like promising areas, but I'd love some insights from experienced investors on specific zip codes within these areas that might be particularly strong for rentals.

Buyers should have a strong investor focused lender and updated pre-qualification letter dated within 90 days and a team on the ground that can facilitate short term (sometimes virtual) showings and responsive/creative dealmaking ability.

Facebook groups will help a lot  in your area and try to meet up with a  connection you build.. dinner etc on you and he  or she can give awesome advice which will save time money efforts

Hi Community, Requesting help form all East Bay, California builder/investors experienced with an ADU (Additional dwelling Unit) build.  

If your looking to continue build your portfolio with little interaction with tenants and not deal with issues throughout the lease,I would go with a PM.

That way you can build equity, rather than paying rent, and save more money since someone else is paying you rent. 

I have continually preached (since 2018) that cap rate compression (and interest rates) is what landed the historic 20+IRR returns, not operations, which is why so many people have been, and are still, in hot water right now with being forced to perform via strong operations.Today, we find ourselves in a much different situation.

You're starting in the right place to build out your investment team.

I've been wanting to begin my real estate journey for quite some time now and am having trouble getting started, I'd love to meet new people on here and build relationships so that we can all learn together!