I'm a Miami based agent who works with investors, experienced or brand new! 

Also know a fantastic agent in Las Vegas that is investor focused and has been doing it for many years. 

When vetting homes that are out of state, it's important to work with a trusted agent who has experience in the local market who can provide valuable insights about the property, its condition, and the local rental market. 

My current situation is I want to get into real estate but don’t know if I should go whole sale, agent, investor?

We haven't done it without an agent before but this will be our 2nd investment property and first in Texas. 

Hi Everyone! I own a boutique real estate brokerage and property management company. I have almost two decades of experience in both the service of real estate as well as investing myself. Looking for a small multifam...

Getting a mentor/exp investor or investor agent, can get you real world experience and support/accountability much faster than implementing knowledge from a book that you must learn to habituate- to be clear I am not saying do not do this, please do, but time has a lot of value.

We would appreciate any recommendations on property managers or investor agents, as well as general tips regarding the Dayton market and would love to connect with some Dayton investors as well.

Hi guys, I’ve bought my first STR home, and in 2 weeks got it furnished, met neighbors, found someone to “emergency manage’ and clean as I’ll be long distance, now all that’s left is my city- required safety inspection and a few more organizational things.

Of course, we don't know your full financial picture - income, assets, etc. to make a personalized decision so speaking with a lender, financial advisor, real estate agent would certainly help.