VERY valuable info to have on hand!

This can be especially useful during the first years of purchasing, remodeling, or constructing a property when budgets are tight and having money on hand can be beneficial.

If you have ample time and want to be hands-on, I’d recommend choosing a market that interests you and building a team—including an agent, contractors, and a management company—to support you throughout the process.However, if you’re busy and don’t have the time to manage all these aspects, turnkey options might be a better fit.

I walked to a handful of lenders today and they said after closing they not only do not care if there is a 2nd on the home they lend on they cannot do anything about it. 

If there is no answer leave a hand written letter inside a fed ex envelope. 

Lastly - sis is trying to buy the building from usoriginaly (day one after auction) we thought it would be a good idea)now after we have seen the property and know what a good deal it is - we prefer to keep it instead of the quick flipIt is hard to get our hands on a well priced multifamily and we thought this would be a good intro for us into the buy and hold.We could sell to her for a quick few bucks - but I want to learn the process. 

BUT I agree they are not a hand holding org. 

That type of thing and a $500 quote to replace a leaking irrigation valve that took me 4 minutes to fix forced me to throw my hands up and sell by owner. 

Repairs on this AC will get more expensiveOn the other hand, there are new units that are going to be about 25-35% more than this current system. 

There is a n obvious issue with this approach: These are the busiest people you can imagine.I would not trust a syndicator with a ton of time on their hands.