Anyone mind sharing tips on how we can find investors willing to buy contracts from wholesalers? 

It doesn't pay tons, but is honest work and the pay is a little better than most other entry level manual labor, and I can work as much and whenever/wherever I want.Also, I don't work with just one app, but quite a few of them(Instacart, Doordash, Grubhub, Uber, Amazon Flex...) and my income is fairly inconsistent in each one of them, but at the end of the day, I usually get pretty much the same pay every month(4.5-5.5k).I decided that in the near future I would like to get a small multifamily and househack to get started in the RE investing world. 

What program, app, or website do you use to collect rent?

Just tips for all new investors out there don’t get personal with the property, the agents, the area, this is strictly business and treat it like business.

Just tips for all new investors out there don’t get personal with the property, the agents, the area, this is strictly business and treat it like business.

I’ve been working with a contractor (a family member with 30+ years of contracting and real estate experience and shows me all the flips he’s done with the app CompanyCam) who comes across numerous individuals who are in search of “California investors” or “California deals” as they call it out there.

Hello everyone, I am hoping to get some insight/tips for running numbers for multi-family homes.

My tips would be to look into different groups and pick one that fits your needs1.

What program, app, or website do you use to collect rent?

Looking for ideas and/or suggestions on recommended real estate apps, tools, or software to utilize.