I found a property in a very good area of Southern California where the seller added 2 additional units (attached) to the back of her house.

If looking for 2 - 4 unit properties, you can acquire these through traditional paths like you found your current investment.

I’ve been using RentRedi for a couple years and found the software to be quite helpful.

I actually found a closing attorney who is going to do it for me but it’s never a bad idea to have a plan b :)

Found a really good deal on a 2 bed 1 bath older home in pretty decent condition.

I found lending to be the best. 

I found one bank that uses LIBOR as the index for the HELOC.

I found the right company and made my first investment.I met with Chris, Brett, multiple other Clothiers, along with my agent, Rick Luebbert & the entire REI team in Memphis on Friday.

I have looked into the PadSplit model and am interested, however, pad split is mainly into finding renters and not so much being there for turnovers or other things. ( At least that was my understanding.)The representative I talk to with PadSplit, told me that some owners find an additional manager that charges them less than of a fee because they’re so little for the additional manager to actually do due to padsplit systemHas anybody dealt with this sort of thing and found an additional manager to work with on this particular model? 

If it was me, and I found another opportunity, I would cut my losses, especially if you can't fix the physical issues.