@Dee MandrekarI would look into connecting with mortgage brokers, community banks that lend on multfamily, and credit unions that lend on multifamily.Looking for a partner would help with the liquidity problemGino

This journey has been both challenging and exhilarating, and I'm eager to learn and grow more in this field.I would love to connect with others who have walked this path and to gather insights on how to successfully navigate the complexities of real estate investing.

Hello, I'm looking to start investing in oregon and am aiming to do my first brrr in the next couple months and would love to connect and maybe get some contacts for contractors and hard money lenders that can help me on my journey.

Hi Yu,I have not bought a house yet but would like to connect with your friend who just bought a house in Oakhurst.

It's a great way to increase your net worth and these loans can also be used to pull cash out of a property as it appreciates allowing you to reinvest money into new deals.Happy to connect to discuss further. 

I believe that the knowledge and experiences shared in this community will be invaluable, and I am eager to learn from all of you.I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to connect with fellow investors, especially those in the Vancouver area or anyone who started their journey in similar circumstances.

I am having trouble finding a reliable, efficient, easy to get a hold of, and good handyman work.Usually, people located in Virginia Beach do not want to make the trek out to downtown Suffolk.

That was not quick and easy.  

Well what’s funny is I have water heater leaking in my own unit in basement unit so it is easy to maintain and replace ; but week after that I am the victim after the condo on top of another rental owned by us, started leaking water from the water heater and it is a big mess.yes I agree the water heater should be located on the ground.

Pex isn't allowed in most suburbs or in the city yet, but pro-press is pretty easy.