It also allows you the time to find a "good" tenant that respects the value of your property and will gladly pay market rent. 

With respect to neighborhoods, I'd love to catch up with you on particular areas we should be considering.

BP is phenomenal with respect to valuable info and people.

The only book I have ever read that will help in that respect is J Scott's book on estimating rehab costs.

With a quality provider of such plans, you will also have access to meaningful guidance with respect to IRS compliance.   

I understand that reading only goes so far, but even if it's just lunch with a seasoned investor I wanted to respect their time by knowing as much as I could about their field without having taken part myself quite yet.This brings me to today, with capital and the knowledge I've been able to build, I'm looking at my first investment, specifically a mobile home park.

In cook county its $365,700$468,150$565,900$703,250for a single, 2 unit, 3 unit and 4 unit complex respectively.

Would a loan to the LLC be respected in that situation?

I'm currently looking on a property in a quite respected and well beloved city in my country (Denmark for anyone interested)This current property, is currently priced at 1750000 DKK - Which is around 235k euros.The time it has been on the market is quite alarming, sitting at 2876 days so far.What would be a good lowballing bid?

We’re both in college, and while we both have respectable jobs (by college standards) and strong credit, we’re aware that it’ll be very difficult to find hard money loans in our position.