I'm in the market to acquire a 10-unit apartment building with a purchase price of $950,000.

In my opinion, if you are trying to scale your operation, it's better to outsource so you can focus solely on acquiring more listings and not worry about learning how to properly take real estate photos and edit them.

You don’t acquire a property, then increase the cap rate, then sell for a profit.

I have only just stumbled across this deal, but so far I found found the following: the LLC is named after the property and was formed when the property was acquired.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm embarking on an exciting journey to acquire and renovate a duplex from 1900, aiming to tackle the inherent challenges of outdated insulation and the lack of modern vapor and air barriers.

From my personal experience I’ve had most success acquiring MLS properties that have underlying characteristics such as favorable zoning, incorrectly listed square footage or other attributes that are either incorrectly represented or not effectively marketed.

@Rickey Walker, due to market conditions, interest rates, and scarce inventory, sourcing and acquiring long-term cash flow rentals is difficult, to say the least, unless you put down 35%-40%.As I inform most folks, you'll need to implement a creative strategy if your investment criteria predominantly focus on achieving cash flow.

By my calculations we've assisted nearly two dozen out of state or area investors acquire, furnish and launch vacation rentals on the Oregon Coast the past two years. 

I work full-time but have also completed a flip, acquired a BRRR, and a 5-plex this year. 

Now, feeling prepared and informed, we're ready to take a decisive step toward acquiring a duplex property by this summer, to begin building our rental portfolio.We're particularly drawn to the Pinellas-Hillsborough County areas, our childhood home, motivated by its long-term growth potential and our deep local knowledge.