I study up on the article as much as possible and while i'm doing so try to find anything that sticks out---highlighted words or phrases--- to point me in the the next direction if my question is still not answered.

To highlight the basics of DD, we like to break those up into 4 areas: financials, initial walkthrough, compliance, and paid inspections/services.We like to begin with the items that require just your time, but not money.

You as the buyer need to consider the problems highlighted based on the purchase price of the house and your expectations.

I have downloaded and printed the Ultimate Beginners Guide so that I can read, highlight and make notes.

I will highlight some:Online course - I believe I paid $300Test - $60 if you fail, $60 again.

@Tyler Frederick Weese, thanks for highlighting one of the great benefits of multifamily over single family.

Another highlight is that you are able to keep the properties under an LLC so you can protect your assets by not having your properties in your personal name.

We’ll start with the highlights: we bailed him out of jail in Marfa on the way to our job site, his father “ foreman” passed out drunk in the driveway of our Airbnb at our home, his AC guy got arrested at the checkpoint, he shorted us on materials, work was subpar, he notarized his own subcontractors’ lien releases, which were forged, and diverted the money for the subs instead of paying them, resulting in us having to pay for sub work twice to get the liens released.

You may also want to connect with a local Realtor who can highlight some lower-priced options in nearby markets.Out of state investing could be another option if you move there or use a 20%+ down payment.Best of luck to you moving forward!

I agree with what some have already mentioned which is: make sure your photos are looking great to attract attention BUT also make sure your photos show 'quirks' about your rental and the description reflects those as well... now I'm not talking about highlighting your rental in a negative way...