Beyond that, between biggerpockets and the library, you can inundate yourself with information.

(You will be inundated with LTR inquiries as Disney staff need to be near work)Remember that new homes look great but you will be paying a premium (Unless you can get one where a deal has fallen through maybe.) and it will never look better than the first day you own it.This is all general advice and opinion but it is what I would do.HTH.Oh, and if you are sitting reading this thinking, "That's a lot of work" then don't do it.

Just be aware that estoppel letters are for commercial assets and not common in under 4 units. 

You can try freelancing websites though often you get inundated with resumes from unqualified applicants though if you are willing to weed through you may find a good one as there is a large applicant pool.    

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.My 90 day goal is to be able to analyze a deal in my market in under an hour, this one took me 4 hours.

Spoke with a mortgage broker today who explained that you could get a cash out refi in under 6 months if necessary and she said that actually when doing it under 6 months it would be at a lower interest rate vs after 6 months.

So i need some advice and wanted to see if i could get your opinion on a deal im looking at.My name is Rodrigo. im an investor in michigan and i have 3 properties which include 4 units, one is a duplex. househacked the duplex for 3.5 years.bought a single family last october (traditional financing) and 2 more houses (one i will live in) under a land contract, with only $7000 down per property. total rent gross is $5605/month.So all my places are within a block of a a college that doesnt have enough housing for its students so they have to live off campus. we are full until summer 2020.The person that sold me the two houses under land contract is offering me 3 more properties on land contract with minimal cash down, around $10-15K per property he using a gross rent multiplier method to price these so heres the break down. all houses below are rented through summer 2020.property 1older house maintainted well 4 bdrm monthly rent is $1550 property taxes are around $5000 annually.1 block-2 min walk to campusnew roof furnace and water heater in last 5 years.cashflow around $300 monthly using my number of $650K for everything.property 2 duplex 4 and 5 bed units, rents for total $4040/monthlots of new stuff in 2017 interior and exterior.literally across street from campustaxes are about $10,000 annuallycashflow around $900 monthly using my number of $650K for everything.property 3 single family next to duplex. new construction in 20175 bed gross rent is $2300, also across street from college, taxes around $6000 annually.cashflow around $589 monthly using my number of $650K for everything.land contracts are 6% interest, 30 year amortization, trying to push the balloon to 7 years ( he seems flexible on the balloon and down payment).at a gross rent multiplier of 8 (his number) im looking at a total of about $750K, but i like the number better around $650K which is about a 7 gross rent multiple.

Including a two of the BP members you've tagged, I had three buyers in under 60 days make the move from more central Orange County to North Lake County (Leesburg, Eustis, and Mt.

If it was a "homerun deal" the listing agent was probably inundated with calls/offers and didn't bother returning any calls or feel he had to show the property to sell it. 

I've only recently started wrapping my head around real estate investing and have been trying to inundate myself with all the great podcasts and books out there.