it depends I will say multifamily inventory is a bit limited but that does not make it impossible.There’s two ways buying multi family in charlotte tends to go.1.

With the right knowledge, choices, and guidance, your retirement could be as lush as a well-tended garden.A Word to the Wise:SDIRAs are not a solo sport.

Since we're in the midwest, the cash flow tends to be strong.

I tend to adjust leases so they fall in that time frame...6 months lease, 8 months lease, 9 months lease, 11 months lease, etc...

This is roughly the message I send to my tenant 60 days before lease renewal:Dear tenant, Insert nice words....Your lease is expiring on [date]You have the following options:Renew your lease for 12 month at [rate] (If market rate is $100 higher I tend to increase something, if market rate is $200 higher I use (current rate + market rate)/2 for the new rate, if market rate is same or lower I would keep it the same rate)Move to a month-to-month lease at [rate x 1.25]Vacate from the premise on or before [lease end date]Please let me know by [deadline].

Same goes for number of LLCs and what to fund them with, since bear in mind that CA tends to be more cumbersome and expensive to have LLCs than other states.California is generally more cumbersome than other states when it comes to taxes and filings.

Lending rules tend to be different for commercial loans and loans not for primary residences.

Most people tend to stop sending mail after 3 months.

Be cautious, almost all of the good educational courses are under $1K, the bad tend to run thousands of dollars. 

If considering a 4-Plex in Las Vegas, I see several come onto market, and seemingly 4-5 at a time - however they all tend to be C and D Class properties with renovations needed.