2) Although I do not have cash saved up for a down payment at the moment, would now be still too early to look for real estate agents that have expertise in finding house hacking deals?

Yes I did contact a few law firms and one lawyer has particular expertise in land use.

Choosing my team over stability, I've decided to support Brokerages, Agents and Teams across North America.We'll be taking our expertise, experience and tech to help other Brokerages, Agents and Teams.

But unfortunately that knowledge and home buying expertise often only stays with those who've entered in that space themselves.

She is now my VP of investor relations and I consider her a business partner (note I am on east coast and she is on west coast and we worked together for a year before actually meeting).She brought on 3 other staff members from her community who had specific expertise and I added 4 others who also had specific expertise.Building a team does not happen over night and was a lengthy process because you need the right players for your team.

@Robbie BestI don't have any expertise in syndications, but "syndicating" to buy a SFH BRRRR seems like overkill. 

Hi there,I am looking to connect with experts in Ohio that have expertise in Foreclosures and Tax Deeds, thanks in advance 

You can search the National Association of Realtors which has a database where you can filter for REALTORS with commercial expertise and even designations for commercial courses, etc. so that is a great resource for locating someone with expertise in any market.Call a few and you should always work with someone that makes you feel good, and knows the business!

There is an opportunity by necessity to shift perspective from potential buyer, to investor or lender with lower risk, more efficient usages of capital and considerable strategic and investment advantages for all related parties.If any individual or institutional investors with private lending or mortgage experience have suggestions on how to begin or grow a small boutique private lending organization, I'd imagine there are many Oregonian property owners and investors that are awaiting your expertise or example.

Generally, lenders are going to want homes that are most liquid to sell or easily convertible to a vanilla cash flowing rental in event of foreclosure, since lenders aren't really in the business or have the expertise to operate more illiquid or niche properties.