Is anyone available on saturday to review this with me? OM attached. ( I ran this through Osgood Chat, and have a few seller finance options - we can discuss on call) $1.75 mil 13 units Aurora, CO Renter ratio: 40.6% renters Growth: 1.01% Near largest medical center in state

I’ve been going through the conversations in this community, and something keeps repeating itself. A lot of people are trying to break into multifamily or scale beyond their first deal, but they’re stuck on the same few bottlenecks: finding a deal that actually pencils, raising the right capital, or knowing how to position themselves to partners. What’s interesting is that most investors are not missing opportunity — they’re missing clarity. Half the stress disappears when someone shows you which numbers actually matter and what a real, workable path looks like. In my world (working with online businesses and income systems), I’ve seen how a simple extra revenue stream can give someone the confidence and capital to move on deals they were previously too nervous to touch. And it always surprises me how many investors are one or two steps away from being ready, but they don’t realize it. So I’m curious, and I mean this honestly: What’s the main thing slowing you down right now — finding deals, evaluating them, raising capital, or partnering? I’m asking because the patterns are usually the same, and sometimes one conversation can unblock a lot.

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Most of us here are focused on finding and funding the right multifamily deals, but one thing I’ve noticed is that a lot of investors don’t have an online presence that actually helps them attract partners, raise capital, or showcase their track record. I’m currently building a few websites designed specifically for real estate professionals, and I’d like to offer 2 free builds this week as part of my portfolio expansion. The sites are clean, professional, and set up to build credibility and capture leads. If you’ve been meaning to get your online presence in order — whether for networking, attracting JV partners, or showing off deals — drop a comment and I’ll reach out.

One of my clients came into real estate with big dreams but quickly hit a wall. He jumped into his first multifamily deal without the right guidance, got caught in a bad contract, and ended up losing thousands to a so-called “consultant” who overpromised and vanished. The experience nearly killed his motivation. He still believed multifamily was the right path, but every time he tried to pitch opportunities or raise funding, nobody was taking him seriously. His deals weren’t getting traction, and the network he thought he had wasn’t opening doors. That’s when I stepped in. Instead of chasing deals blindly, we focused on building his online presence and authority. I helped him position himself as someone credible in the multifamily space, create marketing that attracted the right investors, and set up a system where his opportunities could be clearly presented and trusted. With that structure in place, he went from struggling to even get a callback to actually finding, funding, and closing multifamily deals with partners who now see him as someone worth working with. The shift wasn’t just in the deals it was in how he was positioned and perceived. Once that changed, everything else started falling into place.