There are a few pockets that are relatively affordable, but you may have to be patient and act quickly when something becomes available.cheers,Jeremy

Since I'm a newbie I'm stuck between taking action and getting my feet wet and gaining experience vs being patient and finding a really good deal (which I know is difficult in today's market) 

You'll just have to be patient when looking as there aren't a lot that pop up and they go fast!

If you have some time, you can find a deal with multifamily; you just need to be patient.

I am an landloard looking someone patient and local to help me rent out a unit.Thanks

Add to all of that the confusion of BP'ers writing recommendations for companies they work for or commentators who are actually getting paid referrals and it can be confusing.Feel free to message me - I would be happy to share with you companies we have masterminded with for best practices in this space and whom you may want to check out.I would however recommend buying in NV based on what you've shared, but if you go out of state, just be patient.  

@Gerard J. that one was probably an above average deal, but those are out there if you’re patient enough and can offer with cash.

Be patient and you will be rewarded.

Hopefully you find one sooner but it will frame your expectations the right way to avoid getting discouraged in month 6 especially in a hot investment market like today.Real estate is a long-term wealth game and it pays to be patient.

I'm looking for a patient ally to help me invest in a multi-family property.I'm open to commercial-level properties and have an intermediate understanding of the dynamics of commercial vs. residential.I'd like to have a Skype conversation with a more experienced investor who is willing to help me work out some kinks in my plans and shed some light on my market.For those who would prefer to reply here, I'll go ahead and state my goals:GOALS:1.