All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

I live in south florida and looking at multifam properties. It seems like there are lower priced properties with better returns in north florida and out of state areas. I was concerned about getting property in my local areas because I know the markets better and can be available to go to the properties. *Anybody have properties scattered throughout the country? *How often if ever do you see your properties? *What tools do you use to find the hot markets around the country or state? Not sure if I should grind it out in my area or start expanding the search area. Any help is appreciated!

I live in south florida and looking at multifam properties. It seems like there are lower priced properties with better returns in north florida and out of state areas. I was concerned about getting property in my local areas because I know the markets better and can be available to go to the properties. *Anybody have properties scattered throughout the country? *How often if ever do you see your properties? *What tools do you use to find the hot markets around the country or state? Not sure if I should grind it out in my area or start expanding the search area. Any help is appreciated!

I'm a newbie and have the ability to take some training for free. I already have a bachelors and an MBA but I would like to add some real estate specific skills. The reason I am asking is so I can learn a skill to do as side income. I'm in south florida. Anyone have some input on types of schools or training that would be beneficial? Must be must be no longer than 4-5 months Here's some ideas so far: These are usually only 3-4 months *real estate license *real estate appraiser school *real estate mortgage broker school Would like to see about some type of vocational schools that anyone thinks is beneficial: A/C repair, woodworking, electrical, kitchen cabinets?

Newbie here in south florida... Well not entirely, have 2 single family homes with renters but have found that single family homes don't produce cash flow I need to continue investing faster. I've gotten serious about multifamilies but on the websites like realtor..com I only see about 15-20 options for all of south florida. Where is everyone else looking? Also if the deal is truly sweet, and is generating passive income for the owner, why would someone be unloading their property in the first place?