Agents who know how to find the deals, evaluate the potential, and provide resources to help make their investment thrive.  

Should probably look into hiring some property management too - if you have cash flow but unbearable headaches of managing - might be better to break even and hire full-service management and then re-evaluate down the line

It's clear that you and your husband are ambitious and have a strategic approach to building wealth through real estate.Here are some considerations based on the information you provided:Risk Tolerance: Evaluate your comfort level with debt and your degree of risk tolerance.

I'm trying to evaluate this company also.

I would be cautious when evaluating these sorts of groups.  

After months of evaluating and researching different techniques, I have decided that wholesaling is the best strategy to begin my RE investment journey. 

This was an easy one, challenge is in finding and correctly evaluating the deal.

(I could probably get this increased but I'd have to get primary residence Sq ft re-evaluated since the basement is finished and heated but of course thay would increase my property taxes.)Thinking about refinancing primary residence and taking money out to do the additional building. 

And I think if we re-evaluate properly unemply is closer to the mid 4s. 

in simple terms the price is more or less justified if you sold each unit individually  but if you evaluate it as a multifamily property its 50-55% less than the current suggested price .... number example 4 mil asking price valuation (Residential calculation) vs  2 mil valuation (Based on NOI Multi-Family calculation) The property in question is a "text book" built and zoned as multi-family property no doubt...