I’m a lender focused on real estate investments, and I'm eager to connect with investors of all experience levels.I’d love to hear about your current projects and what strategies you find most effective in today’s market.

They’ll send someone to look at it and (hopefully) help pay for the repairs, but you'll likely want to use an aggressive private adjuster that is going to advocate for YOU.   

It's subconscious to me on the internet when it's only a blue head that the person could be fake.I think the forums would be much more effective if verification was required just for this reason.

So, this point is effectively moot.

To do that effectively, you have to be interested, not interesting.

With $100k, focusing on properties that offer high rental demand or flipping potential could allow you to leverage your funds effectively, especially in your booming area. 

When acquiring a large portfolio of rental properties, what strategies have you found effective for managing or dividing the properties?

If you can self manage effectively, you will find good cash flow there.

The problem with these set ups is you agree to keep your mouth shut if things go bad, but be an advocator if things go well.That's in the language when you deal some of these turnkey folks.

Would you say this approach could be effective?