You need to connect with those doing deals there and allow them to guide you All the best  

I'm in Davis, so I understand if that's too far for you to travel.The smaller shower, 3x4 is going to have a curb, but I've been considering doing curbless on the large shower, 3x5 for the sole reason that it will reduce tripping hazards.

Read Beginner’s Guide to help you get started: http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investingBest of luck here at BP Nation.

HI Yolanda,Happy to assist or guide any inquires in the financing side on your investment properties.

Plus is complicates a lot of issues, more documents needed for title, etc.Now they can do all those things, but most people are too cheap to do it correctly, and all these people telling you to do it yourself, probably don't know how to run the LLCs correctly to stay out of trouble.It's not all that complicated, but it does take some work and a good attorney will guide you thru all this. 

Sure, taking a trip cost money, but a few hundred or thousands of dollars is a tiny percentage of a real estate investment.

I have found many answers on many existing threads, to help guide me along my journey.Actual Question: Would you consider buying a foreclosure as your first investment property, as a relative beginner?

To win, Arlyssa must learn from guides, grow her credit and savings, team up with investors, make a plan for her business, start with quick sells, try rent tricks, and adjust when the market shifts.Good luck!

Cleveland is tough to navigate without the right guide(s).  

Don, you spoke of the "guru" with shady past, and all the guided setup for failures.