I think it actually helps when I think about all of the great deals that I’ve seen through years just by being out in the field.

It is there you can "rub elbows" with investors in your area who are actually "out in the field" doing real estate deals.

I need advice I currently work in the oil field and money isn’t really a big issue I’m just trying to start off and need advice any help ???

My husband & I started investing in 2014 with the purchase of a 4-unit building and the same year I started working in the commercial real estate market feasibility field.

We have spoken with dozens of other agents and individuals in the field and most have commented that it is very rare to find houses with aluminum as most 1930 or after have copper with some exceptions between 1970-1980.We are going to get an electrician to look at and explain more about the aluminum wiring but I am wondering if there is anyone who has encountered something similar and what they did about it?

The main idea is to select one niche which seems like you did: invest in residential multi-family (2-4 units) and stick to it until you're fully comfortable in this field.

From talking to someone who also is fairly new in this field, I found that all major banks he went to told him they didn't offer Cash-out refinances on rental property.Does RBFCU offer CORE-Fi on investment properties?

You have such an advantage in your work field for real estate happy to network and assist.

It is there you can "rub elbows" with investors in your area who are actually "out in the field" doing real estate deals.

Like I said, the Listing Agent has no control and does not even field or have any knowledge of the number or amount of any offers until one is accepted