I will not pursue this property because I think it may be a little out of my league.

Learn the basics first, take action and do some deals and always search for more knowledge and network network network and if you got your head on straight you can turn into the NFL Super Bowl champion coach.

Bob Dobbs,Capitol Homes Real Estate (Licensed Florida Real Estate Professional/Realtor)Land Rescue League Trust (Trustee)Land Rescue League LLC (Managing Member)

Well, I was definitely out of my league.

For example, I have mine set to Atlantic County, Atlantic City Developments, Ventnor City Developments, etc.If you're into sports, join your local sports league.

Here are two quick and dirty ways: for the lowest interest rate get a HELOC on your home.Since it's a 5 unit you're facing commercial rates and are playing in the big leagues of financing which means you need a seasoned entity combined with personal guarantee for the lowest possible interest rate.You can buy a seasoned entity online (make sure it's in the same state) that has a 80 or higher credit score, move the entity to the property address, change all the credit lines to the new address, transfer the property into it, and get your credit score to 720+.Apply for a commercial loan if you don't want to go the HELOC route.

We moved from League City two weeks ago because they have a great school district here.  

I've heard of Direct Mail (which seems a little out of my league to begin with), driving for cash, and reaching out to property managers to see if clients want to sell.

The area near #8 is Downtown College Park, which is a healthy area of South Atlanta ITP (lets refer to it as that), and is adjacent to Hapeville, which is expected to be a prime real estate location due to proximity and amenities.Here is a link to the master plan: http://www.eastpointcity.org/wp-content/uploads/20...Just recently, there was a groundbreaking announcement that the City of College Park ITP would be breaking ground on a new convention center which will host the Atlanta Hawk's G League Team, concerts, graduations, conferences, and everything in between.

If anyone is familiar with massachusetts, the areas vary widely- cape cod, new bedford, taunton, south shore, and of course boston itself (out of my league d/t price) are all much different in price/rent ratio, schools, crime, etc... what are the things that matter most to you and influence your decisions when looking into different markets?