@Thomas WrightYou may benefit from attending a local real estate investing networking event in Brooklyn.More often than not - there will be a wide range of professionals attending the event form realtors/investors/lenders.If you connect with some well - you can exchange numbers and grab coffee/lunch.

Both sides have been rented now for a couple months and are cash flowing nicely.  

I’m an commercial artist who has been fortunate enough to have built a career in Illustration and design for the last couple of decades.

Current owner has apts at different rents and way under value for a couple.  

Lifelong Queens resident here and I was also invited to and attended the official Amazon NYC announcement at the Governor’s office on Tuesday - mind you, this was not a huge venue open to the general public; small room on the 38th Floor of his office with 50-60 movers and shakers intimately involved in the deal coming together plus the always entertaining New York press corps. - ProofHappy to share some perspective.

But everyone has differnt goals so to one person a 6 cap might look good because they're doing a value-add and want to increase IRR to 30% in a couple years and throw a couple hundred k at it. 

I didn't want to cave man it because I thought there should be some sort of mechanism.Here are a couple of pics that show something...

With just a few weeks until IMN’s 7th Annual Single Family Rental Investment Forum (West), over 900 REITs, Funds, Aggregators, Fix and Flippers, Note Buyers, Institutional Investors, and more are already confirmed to attend, with droves of attendees registering daily!

Network here on BP online and attend your real estate investors association and network offline.

There’s are several REI events around GR you can attend and learn more.