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Sam Smith I want to get into the the multifamily- where are the deals?
23 November 2015 | 12 replies
For now I'm in a capital recovery phase so I have some time.
Jason Small Seeking multi-unit realtor in Bethelehem, PA
7 January 2017 | 7 replies
I'm actively trying to find a decent property manager if hear of any!
Athol Dickson Investor & Lender New to BiggerPockets
15 March 2017 | 23 replies
I'm a investor/wholesaler in Jacksonville,Fl and may I say we can always use a HM lender with a investor background that understand the actual needs of active REI.Well if you decide to lend do share your lending criteria.Cheers
Ardray Donaus What are some creative things we could do to locate cash buyers?
1 December 2015 | 10 replies
Again, you're going to look for corporations, and obvious investors, but If you have a lot of activity, chances are you will come across a few buyers that buy and sell on the same day or within days of buying.  
Carolyn W. Investor from Houston Texas
24 November 2015 | 5 replies
That would bring me to $2500/ month ($30K/year) cash flow if all 5 properties were cash flowing at $500/month.The alternative strategy is to get a multifamily unit but that would mean I'd need to wait 2 years to just save $80K (20% down) to purchase a multifamily of $320K with a cap rate of 10% that provides a gross income of $32K/year.From these two scenarios, it looks like I might as well purchase SFRs since the second scenario of waiting 2 years to buy a multi-family would mean I would not be actively investing for 2 years. 
Christian Benitez Newbie from orlando, Fl
24 November 2015 | 17 replies
Being active and social in real estate is very important, you never know who might have the time to teach you a thing or two!
Toi H. New member from So. California, Inland Empire
23 November 2015 | 14 replies
I am currently looking to do wholesaling deals and assignment of contracts until I build enough finances to do fix and flips, buy and holds and have rentals.Besides wellness and real estate I love hiking, outdoor activities, watching MMA/UFC, traveling, theater, jazz, wine, family and friends.  
Roma Korenyuk [Need] An investor friendly listing agent in Litchfield Minnesota
24 November 2015 | 2 replies
Agent should be an active real estate investor and with good experience in the area. 
Adriana Gatti Buy or rent my first home in US ?
23 November 2015 | 5 replies
I have other apartment rented and a hotel room in construction.I need to learn all about this market and I don’t have a lot of money but, I would like to be active as soon as possible.
Allan Smith Long Term Rentals Outside Metro Nashville & Secondary Markets
24 November 2015 | 3 replies
I intend to also look at Memphis but it has too much investor activity for me I think, I really get freaked out when I see that, it means the fundamental underpinning of the market is distorted in my opinion.