and I fix it myself myself.I only recommend this for people who have the time to do it, are handy, and are not afraid of the possibility that a defective light switch could result in adopting a kitten or checking a fence for evil paper wasps could obligate a sibling to adopting a evil Malaysian Tokay Gecko that was not evil enough to deserve death from an unusually cold Florida winter.Being a landlord has had a few completely unexpected consequences lol.

I'm just afraid that it might overly clutter the ads/signs/letters if I need to adhere to the strict guidelines set by the Real Estate Commission around advertising.I will of course speak to my broker about this, but wanted to check what others have done. 

Multi's can be a great way to go as long as the investor is aware of the pitfalls and is not afraid to fix up, screen well, and maintain. 

New landlords are afraid of tenants, but they shouldn't be.

If after you account for the work needed to be done the deal makes sense then great, if not, don’t be afraid to walk away or ask for seller concessions.The more often you go through the process, naturally the easier it gets.

don't be afraid to call up apartments nearby and ask them what they are occupied at.

Don't be afraid to ask for everything you want, the worst that can happen is you get a different PM. 

I was now afraid I had chosen the wrong strategy but refused to stop, and I kept calling and meeting with local banks.

I have big dreams and I am not afraid to put in the work to accomplish each goal I have set forth. :-)

I'm not afraid to talk to anyone.