I'm definitely down to participate. 

Most could not tell you were Oregon is.. they heard of barely.. 

Hello all!  I have 13 units, mostly duplexes, and my goal is to increase by another 10 units in 2021.  It appears the COVID pandemic has hit some landlords pretty hard, and I am no exception.  With that in mind, and a...

Bare land can look like a great deal, but with development fees and materials costs being excessive right now it is often much more economical on the OR.

The good news is that if your bet on #1 pays off, then selling the property 10-30 years down the line won't be a problem, as another investor will happily snap it up and participate in the returns.So, if the rent is there, justifies the value, and matches the style of investing you want to do then happy hunting :) 

Hey @Anthony ZayasI would take my opinion with a grain of salt since I'm barely scratching the surface on this subject, but to answer your question...No.

I went to school for engineering and barely had time to work my part-time barista job.

But I'm not an accredited investor so I cannot participate through the regular syndication route is my understanding.

You also need to be actually spending time on your rentals and participating in their activities (as opposed to using a property manager basically). 

Here in Cleveland they barely answer the phone and are taking 2 weeks to even open the package, and then there is a 30-60 day wait to get approval.