The easiest way to start is to develop an investment criteria and seek out multifamily in each market that matches that criteria.

I'm looking to utilize my knowledge as an agent, as well as my degree in Accounting, to develop a highly successful and profitable business.My overall goal is to purchase single family homes and 2-5 unit buildings, and rent them out.

And, most probably think having a concept is knowing, but they probably still don't know nor can they identify and apply related aspects.Text books are so boring to read, unless you understand that the basic aspects of business are the foundation to any money making venture and then you can become very excited, so long as you can keep in mind the end result of learning.It's tough trying to learn a profession through comic books. :)BTW, there are over 500 posts or threads on this comic book.

Good luck to you in your venture.

I do know a lot of people though including some politicians, urban/city planners, architects, commercial property developers and managers, etc, so they keep me somewhat knowledgeable of things happening around the region.

I have many years in land development, municipal, hydraulic and dams and reservoirs.

One developer though has successful purchased and reinvented some huge mill structures in a viable way and continues to make news with purchases and plans for these buildings.

You might also set some key word alerts for areas or items of interest like "Missouri" or "joint venture".Get deal one going!

These types of agreements are always rosy going in with high expectations of a profitable venture together.

I would like to know has anyone on bigger pockets been apart such a massive joint venture/partnership purchasing a large building.