Big update for everyone inside the community: I’m officially building out our first foundational learning tracks for the School of Multifamily. Starting first with a free 7-Day Multifamily Foundations Course designed to help people finally understand the basics of real estate investing without all the confusion and gatekeeping. We’ll be covering: - core multifamily terminology - cash flow - cap rates - market selection - financing basics - how to analyze deals - beginner mistakes - how investors actually think I’m also building out our larger flagship course:“Multifamily Market Mastery” — a full step-by-step breakdown of how to choose the right market, analyze opportunities, understand real estate investing, and build your investing framework from the ground up. We’re also creating: - a full Multifamily Dictionary - downloadable term sheets - market analysis checklists - real deal breakdowns - investing resources/tools The goal with this community is simple:make multifamily investing more practical, understandable, and less gatekept. Excited to build this together with everyone here early.

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This community was built to make real estate investing easier to understand without the gatekeeping. If you’re new here, start with these 3 steps: 1. Watch the FREE Beginner Foundations Course 2. Introduce yourself in the community 3. Start analyzing deals and asking questions Inside the group you’ll find: - beginner-friendly real estate education - deal breakdowns - investing terminology explained simply - real-world multifamily examples - strategies investors actually use The goal here is simple:learn consistently, think like an investor, and grow over time. Start here:→ Foundations Course→ Real Estate Terms Made Simple→ Weekly Deal Breakdowns Glad you’re here. Let’s build together.

Please ask any questions and I’m more than happy to walk through any question.

Most beginners ask: “Where should I actually be looking for multifamily deals right now?” These are some of the top markets + submarkets I personally keep coming back to and WHY. Not financial advice — just the areas I think are interesting to study depending on your strategy. 1. Detroit, MI — Strong cash flow potential if you buy carefully and understand the block-by-block risk. 2. Cleveland, OH — Affordable entry prices with solid rent-to-price ratios. 3. Indianapolis, IN — Stable Midwest growth with landlord-friendly laws and steady demand. 4. Kansas City, MO — Quietly growing market with strong long-term fundamentals. 5. Dallas–Fort Worth, TX — Population growth + job growth + business expansion. 6. Tampa, FL — Migration trends and strong rental demand continue to drive growth. 7. Miami, FL — More appreciation-focused, but incredible long-term demand and international money flow. 8. Philadelphia, PA — One of my favorite “balance” markets between appreciation and cash flow. 9. Charlotte, NC — Strong population growth and expanding business environment. 10. Nashville, TN — Growth market with strong long-term development trends. 11. Phoenix, AZ — Still watching this market closely for long-term expansion and rental demand. 12. Atlanta, GA — Large, diverse economy with many submarkets worth studying closely. The truth is there’s no “perfect” market. Some are better for: - cash flow - appreciation - scalability - stability - value-add opportunities - beginner friendliness Inside the community we’re going to start breaking these markets down deeper: - neighborhoods - real listings - rent comps - property management - risks - financing - underwriting I’ll also start posting live deals I’m analyzing so people can learn in real time. What markets are you watching right now?