There are about 130 or 2-4 family homes for sales just under $300k that is unheard of. the goal is to amass a few properties and set them up for section8, Homeless Vets and so forthPlease I need a mentor(s) and an investor(s) to teach and help me navigate these waters.Thanks for the great read.

That said, if the HVAC and water heater are both direct vent, and there was an old chimney present, it is not unheard of to run both the vent and exhaust lines up the old chimney - provided nothing else is using it.

The article asserts that the vacancy rate for Adams County apartments sandwiched between East Colfax Avenue to the south and I-70 to the north currently sits at an unheard of 0%, according to data collected by the Apartment Association of Metro Denver.No Vacancy? 

You'll want to have reserves anyway, putting every dime you have into a deal is way too much exposure - you're just one emergency from broke in that scenario.Regarding the commission split with your agent:It's not unheard of in my market for agents to give a "brother in law" rate to an investor or friend that will be doing more deals down the line - this can come in the form of kicking back some of the commission at closing to the buyer.

That kind of discount isn't unheard of.  

Asking for a larger commission on a lower priced/harder to sell/bad condition/need updating house is not unheard of and would make sense.Plus if you did it that way and threw it on the MLS (or not) offers may even come in higher which raises your commission and the price your client gets.

For example 10% as far as I know is unheard of out here.

It is not unheard of for people who come into large sums, just look at the history with lottery winners.

In PDX that would be unheard of to not provide a fridge.

Well, I am not in such a position myself, but I have known people who had the reserves to keep their bills paid, do enough fix-and-flips their first year in REI to replace their former salary, then go on to acquire enough flips and income property to leave the W2 world behind permanently.I grant you, it's BY FAR the great exception, but it's not totally unheard of.