To talk to people who are not afraid of the what iffs would be refreshing.

——————I’ve purchased hundreds of multifamily doors and have interviewed dozens of other apartment investors on my podcast and will attempt to share some of what I’ve learned over the past 10 years:1) Loopnet has some great opportunities hidden within that junk. 2) you need to underwrite about a hundred opportunities to find one that truly works anyway so don’t be afraid of Loopnet3) commercial brokers are a great way to start but if you’re new... they are only going to give you garbage... no better than Loopnet 4) is recommend if you went the route of brokers that you’d want to have 3 brokers per sub market and you’d want to contact each of them often.5) nothing is “gigantic out of range” everything is obtainable via strategic partnerships6) quirky is often a good thing.7) simple uniform properties will be the most difficult to find in this current market, you may want to consider the ones that take creativity and time... again this can be more easily done via strategic partnerships8) being too busy isn’t necessarily an issue if you utilize a strategic partnership that can create a win win.Hope this helps?

I think I only got it because I offered cash.. but I am afraid I overbid... thoughts? 

I think he is afraid to spoke them in case the deal doesn't go through. 

I have pretty thick skin so don't be afraid to speak your mind.Thanks a ton in advance, I'm super excited to be apart of the BP community.

Don't be afraid to get rid of them asap (legally). 

they are within 1K of each other, but i am afraid of a list of repairs that may come up. 

Don't be afraid to negotiate!

Don't be afraid to negotiate!

I used to do about 5-10 per day during the week just to get the hang of it.If you do not understand construction and afraid you'll be taken advantage of, go learn at Habitat For Humanity.Looking for deals can be tough these days, especially in Austin.