As a beginner in the game how many units should I aquire for the start or how many units do you guys think I should acquire with having no team and absolutely no experience? What do you guys think?

Hey everyone, in today's mentorship call, we did a full annotation of how to use the calculator. I thought this was really useful, and I wanted to make it available to everyone in the greater MFS community. So this is a gift to everyone, not just the mentees. It is attached here. This gives a bunch of pointers for each section of your day one calculations in the calculator.

We are going to be running a ton of deals, Opportunities , Exclusive offers, Education, and more here. If you are expanding a multifamily portfolio Stay Tuned. For any issues with Skool or access email [email protected] This years Goal is $100M in deals are Found, Funded, and Negotiated, from this community in 2025!

Question for the group 👇 What if your money could own a piece of a 44-unit apartment building… without you ever fixing a toilet, screening a tenant, or answering a 2am phone call? That's what passive real estate investing actually is. You're not the landlord. You're the owner. Someone else does the work — you get the returns, the cash flow, and the tax benefits. Most people think real estate means buying a rental, dealing with tenants, and hoping it cash-flows. It doesn't have to. I spend my days finding, underwriting, and operating multifamily deals. Some of the people in this community have asked how the passive side actually works — so I opened up a few slots this week for a quick 15-min "virtual coffee" to walk through it. No pitch, no pressure, just answering your questions. Curious how passive investing works? Grab a time here: 👇 https://links.gorillawealthgroup.com/widget/bookings/virtual-coffee-15mins-with-david-b6db8631-1941-4a31-be3d-ae2545b760c4 What's the #1 thing that's held you back from investing in real estate? Drop it below.

Nobody warns you about the “in-between” stage—when you’re doing everything right and still don’t have a win to show yet. Multifamily can get expensive before it gets profitable. Coaching, events, underwriting tools, travel, legal… plus the hours: calls, follow-ups, LOIs, broker convos, investor convos, underwriting late at night. And some weeks it still feels like nothing is moving because you don’t have a closing to point to. That’s where I’m at right now. I’m pushing through the messy middle—trying to get a deal to the finish line while keeping life and bills moving at the same time. Mentally and financially, it’s been heavy. But I’m not quitting. Two questions for the group: 1. What was the hardest part of your “almost there” season before your first real win? 2. What did you change that finally helped you break through—deal flow, underwriting, capital, partnerships, mindset, daily routine? If you want to talk it out 1:1, I’m open—book a quick 15-min virtual coffee with me:https://links.gorillawealthgroup.com/widget/bookings/virtual-coffee-15mins-with-david-b6db8631-1941-4a31-be3d-ae2545b760c4