This old seasoned investor who has been buying and selling loans secured by real estate since the 1960s suggests avoiding this segment of real estate investing unless you have decades of experience.

I actually talk about my experience on the 25th podcast, my segment starts around the 48th minute.

Or ask at tonight's meeting at the introduction segment as to who knows about 6 unit buildings in Lowell, and the need for sprinklers.But it's a fairly simple question to the powers that be.

To find and correctly “read” the true projected costs and income inherent in investing in a rental property – especially multi-family properties -- it is vital to have an in-depth understanding of the market segment in which you are investing, and what it can cost to operate the kind of property you are considering.

I work ferndale actively and have a mailer going out next week to a segment of the market.

I talk about my first steps in buying out of state property on the BP Podcast Show 25I think my segment comes on around 48 minutes.

Also, I really appreciate the "Famous 4" segment.

Your question reminded me of a segment in the book where Gary said that most top investors will limit their cash/equity in their properties.

I use Angie's list, but they tend to be more for the retail segment.

Try a few variations in each segment.