Just the nature of a multi unit is a higher priced investment, so you immediately narrow your buyers because it takes more money for someone to buy it from you when you're ready to sell.

Make it out to everyone on the lease "A and B and C".

Sticking with one title agent to do both closings is definitely a lot simpler since they already have the funds & deed from A-B and can easily transfer to the B-C closing.Hope this helps...

My sense was that MidAtlantic was particularly focused on real estate investment, whereas Equity pitches to a much broader band.

After narrowing it down, I would go onto socalmls (it's unbelievable what is available to non members) I could look at properties, and save those I liked.

We are getting through all of the paper work right now but within the next week we should have our LLC formed and funded.Now that we can finally focus on finding properties and not the structure of the company it is starting to feel a bit like we are forgetting something.Our team includes:Acquisition:I am a realtor so I have access to the local mls; my partner and I can narrow it down to a few properties of choice.

I've narrowed down the neighborhoods/unit types I'm looking at, and this is a theoretical but likely scenario: Property: 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo in multi-unit building.

So, I'm scheduling a day trip up to Allentown to go look, narrow down and pick the properties I truly think are good fit for me.

Now, to take it a step further, you should narrow that list.

So, you just have to do your research, narrow down your neighborhoods and weigh your investment criteria.