That depends on how many units are in your MF, what your longer term goals are and what kind of lifestyle you want.If there are a lot of units or you plan to have a lot of units in the future then invest in setting up good systems now.

Our goal is to expand the business strongly in residential wholesaling, and grow the fix and flip part of the business.

I’m aware I should’ve backed out when the inspection was done but thinking I could bare the cost - it’s not sustainable for the goals I have with this property.

Hello everyone, I'm interested in buying land and investing in a new construction with goals of selling after construction is complete. 

Delve into market trends, neighborhoods, and property types that align with your goals.

So, the answer depends on your goals and what opportunities for investment you have.

I'm eager to meet and collaborate with fellow investors and industry experts who share my goals and principles.

I have learned from property management that boundaries/expectations are a must for both parties so that we can come to the common goal and avoid the burnout.

Because it will be very hard for you to know if he is selling you a deal in a good neighborhood, in good condition, and then placing good tenants.As others have suggested, see if there is a syndication deal that fits your investment goals.

I've set a goal to have something locked in within the next 3 months!