I do...bought two (I think) in partnership, sold one cash, sold another on a note.

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I agree Napa Sonoma  are on a completely different level than Willamette valley. 

The only good thing was that it was enough to qualify for mortgages because I’d worked in the same line of work for years.

I'm over on the West Side of the state so wouldn't be able to do a meet up in Detroit but I know there are some Detroit agents around so just keep monitoring this thread and I'm sure you'll get some participants soon

There is a wait list, which already has 270 people on the waitlist (per the city admin assistant).

What you will be required to do is register as a foreign entity in the state the property is in if it’s not the home state.I recommend speaking with an attorney and your cpa on if a LLC is even required and the state(s) to incorporate it in.

OR you can do a cash-out refi on your rental if you have equity.

It’s never too late to join, and it sounds like you’re already on an exciting path with your multifamily opportunity.

Hi, Im a recent high school graduate who has decided to take on realestate investing as a career.