If you go to some local meetups in your area, you can start building relationships to assist a seasoned investor, learn from them, and then benefit over the long-term.

It was pretty straightforward as my mom had a personal relationship with the seller, so the seller was comfortable with the processes and the agreed price.

If you're looking to use that $250,000 to passively invest, I would suggest reaching out to several syndication groups to start building relationships and seeing their deal flow.

However, the Landlord has a duty to mitigate the Landlord's damages by re-letting the property in a reasonable period of time.This is the procedure I follow for early Tenant termination of Lease:First, I maintain a professional, friendly, and empathic relationship with the Tenant throughout the process.

I’m also aware that the housing market is not “cheap” if you look at a historical real estate housing price chart that is inflation adjusted.Why buy today???

Rates are at a historical low and I think its safe to assume that rents will continue to increase overtime.

Organically build these relationships.

When my brothers and I were starting out, we found Think Multifamily, and by building relationships with other people in the group, we were able to get into our first apartment syndication deal. 

However, we would love to build relationships with other investors and hope to build strong partnerships further. 

If you can truly find high-quality (off-market) deals, then you can bring it to a few groups you build relationships with.Partnerships can be very complicated, particularly long-term ones.