Cue J Scott's innocuous and unrelated Sarah Palin comment.

And truth be told, you probable will run out of time.And if you do decide to tackle it, good luck!

Lets connect and figure out how we can help each other tackle some deals!

We started renting the condo in 2018 and have great tenants who pay $2,300 a month, while also tackling all the mowing and leaf cleanup spring/fall.

It sounds like you've got a great amount of experience that you bring with you and we certainly look forward to your contributions on site.I wanted to briefly tackle the issue of members being banned with you, as you did mention it.

There is a little mold we have to tackle in the basement and asbestos around a couple of the furnace vents in the basement (scared the cr*p out of me when I first learned that) The inspector who has been working on homes and doing inspections for 40+ years said we can seal that asbestos and it won't be a problem.

My opinion would tell you to build up a nice single family portfolio first before trying to tackle the multi-family.

I see trouble written all over this project if the OP tries to tackle it the way he plans.

Tackling flipping hud homes right now, John Cochran has an excellent, excellent course on it!

I'll tackle one at a time.As far as saving you money, you will need to pull comps for properties that you pursue, or that pursue you (hopefully it's the latter).