Initially, sit down and explain the entire process and potentially review the building sites with me and consult during the construction process if I decide to undertake the project.

Think about an investment plan for the real estate property you want to purchase: you can venture into improvements on the property which means that you’ll buy the property, undertake the necessary upgrades and renovations, transform it into a desirable property for a profit.

I don't ever think an accountant is overkill, although it shouldn't be a huge undertaking either with just the one property.

Slight redecorating, paint, replacing dated things Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I would probably add an outdoor kitchen area, game barn, game room/theater in the house, in addition to slowly redecorating and upgrading bathrooms to be more spa like.  

First, an 18 unit for a first time or newer investor is a huge undertaking since this is considered a commercial property and most lenders prefer prior experience for this purchase, second, to obain a 20% down payment for a first timer/newer investor is impressive since commercial loans vary depending on the project but 25-35% down is common.

Hi @Christina Kokologiannakis,In moving from a single-family to multi-family properties, I would recommend that you look into the lending requirements in the multi-family space before making your decision as there might be some other actions that you would want to undertake before you sell. 

What process do I undertake to wholesale this?

At some point I may have to say there will be no more payments to the daughter until I have her SSN and proof of being the Personal Representative so I can report the interest paid to the daughter and which may set a lot of things in motion like suddenly undertaking probate and shopping for a note-buyer.So I’m not taking action on the first 4-plex that the post concerns currently, as I can’t meet competing offers on the note.

@Eduardo Bilbao You can spend a lot of money and get nowhere if you undertake this task in the wrong order.