I understand that these tend to have a return in 2-3+ years, which I am okay with. 

People tend to think that all there is to it is filling in the blanks of a contract, but understanding the process and how to negotiate the nuances in your contingencies are where tens of thousands of dollars are lost or won.

I tend to get frustrated when I keep telling people that you can buy large multifamily with 0% down.

They do tend to go in the same place, but its usually of their choosing.

Properties in sought-after areas tend to appreciate more and are easier to sell. 

I do tend to look at each situation individually and I do this based on my experience so it might be a little harder for someone new to do.

I know... really really stupid q but I tend to really overthink everything regarding taxes lol.  

@Austin M Kauth, these kinds of deals tend to be messy and are often unlikely to conclude with a completed sale.

Timelines tend to vary depending on CHMA's work load at that point in time. 

They were two young women who always paid their rent on time and seemed very responsible.