Definitely get multiple bids both for cost comparison and rehab approach comparison.

In addition to this commercial unit, I currently manage a portfolio of five residential and commercial units, which has allowed me to gain hands-on experience in property management.My approach focuses on maximizing property value through strategic enhancements, ensuring tenant satisfaction, and implementing efficient management practices.

I'm not sure what the path to begin looks like, but I've been researching about different approaches, specifically multi family properties and House hacking.

If you want to buy real estate and can't come up with the down payment funds there's two approaches:  (1) save up until you can afford the down payment; or (2) raise LP capital*.

I approached the REO bank that owned the condo complex a year later when they're still stuck with 30 units and got another one for $40K.

Many investors in similar positions begin by building a network and learning the basics, such as understanding financing options, which can often be more flexible and approachable than people expect, especially for those just starting out.One suggestion is to set clear financial and personal goals so that you know what you’re working toward with each investment.

My approach has been to acquire/renovate/repurpose/lease-up commercial properties so I appreciate how much work and finesse it takes to match her salary.

This approach can work for those with strong deal potential but raises questions about leverage, risk management, and lender flexibility.What are your experiences with 100% financing or gap funding strategies?

Do you prefer flipping for a quick profit, or do you take a more long-term approach with rentals?

I know that would be the easiest approach but wondering your thoughts.2.