The home also had a small lien.Listened, offered a solution and everyone walked away happy.

I aim to allocate a small amount of funds toward a Roth IRA and a high-yield savings account (HYSA).My current job offers limited opportunities for overtime, so I’m exploring side work related to real estate, such as part-time property management or similar roles.

Would you rather spend a half an hour on a phone call, and under $200 to fix a small issue now, or the other end you people being slum lords and not handling YOUR responsibilities in owning, renting properties????

I no longer invest in rental properties directly, I prefer spreading small amounts ($5K) in real estate syndications through an investment club, but we did a write-up on this company a little while back.

I also recommend starting small with a duplex or single-family home to learn the ropes before scaling up

It also isn't enough proof for a judge in small claims court, if you decided to file on the guest there - you'll need your own rental agreement.

Quote from @April Smalls: Due to Holidays, there arent many events or networking opportunites. have you posted in the classifieds the deal you are looking to fund?

Chicago has always been such a solid market for small multi units.

I recently read multifamily millionaire but he doesn't really describe how to run comps on small multifamily other that ask an agent/or BPO's.

@Mike Sferacorrect. one small tweak, if you're buying fixer, you wouldn't typically buy with a 'mortgage.' you'd use cash or a hard money loan.