Hey everyone, We now have 106 active members in this community — and that’s powerful. But the real power comes when we actually connect, collaborate, and help each other win. So here’s what I’d love for you to do right now: 👉 Make a post or drop a comment and tell us what you’re looking for and how you can help others. If you’re a hard money lender, let us know you’re here to fund deals. If you’re a contractor, share what services you offer and the value you bring. If you’re a wholesaler, ask buyers what they’re looking for so you can hunt it down. If you’re an investor, share your buy box (what kind of properties you want). If you’re newer, tell us what kind of support you need most right now. This community only works if we know what each other needs and what each of us can give. 💬 So drop a comment, make a post, and let’s build some serious momentum together. I’ll go first — here’s my buy box / how I can help: 🔥 Here’s My Buy Box — What’s Yours? Alright everyone, time to lead by example. I want to show you exactly what I’m looking for so you can see how simple this is — and then I’d love for you to drop your buy box (or what you need help with) in the comments. 👉 Flips: Purchase Price: $200K–$300K Location: Clackamas County or Multnomah County preferred ARV: No more than $500K Rehab: Ideally under $100K (unless margins are really good) 👉 Multifamily: Minimum: 4 units or more Ideal: Owner financing (who doesn’t want that with today’s rates?) Or: A massive discount — I’m talking at least $200K of true equity walking in (and no, that doesn’t mean after I sink $1 00K into a remodel 😂) Can’t wait to hear from you all. – Brandon

What you guys think about having a Facebook group as well? Do you guys prefer having something separate here that's away from the distractions or do you think it's easier for most people just to keep things on Facebook?

I don't know exactly if this guy was a legit lender or not but it sounded suspicious and I was not able to get any references of people that have worked with him so he has been banned. Please be careful and use common sense.

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When it comes to small multifamily, everyone seems to have a different roadblock. For some, it’s all about location — finding the right neighborhood that will attract quality tenants and still cash flow. Others are focused on whether they should stay out of certain counties because of taxes, regulations, or landlord–tenant laws. A lot of people are also weighing the owner-occupy strategy — living in one unit while the others cover your mortgage. It can be one of the fastest ways to get into the game with less risk, but it’s not always the right fit for every investor. Then there’s the financing side. Are banks tightening up? Do the numbers just not pencil in today’s market? Or is it simply about finding a good enough deal where the rents support the debt and leave room for profit? 👉 What’s the biggest thing holding you back right now — location, regulations, financing, deal flow, or something else? Let’s dig into it, because odds are if you’re struggling with it, someone else here has already found a way through.