The next steps logical for me is to look for another property by my graduation 2020 at age 21, this should be a small multifamily 2-4 units hopefully four units which would put me at a strong 1% of the way to to goal.

I also have a couple wholesalers in the local area that I go to to help find deals for my investor clients. 

It seems to me that 3bed/2bath homes are a requirement to to reduce vacancies (buy and hold) and holding costs (flip) in that area, plus the school ratings are decent.

Good luck and feel free to to hit me up with anything you find and I can give you my 2 cents worth. #1 my only “town home” half a duplex.

I am in the process of outgrowing my current market and would like to to move to bigger MF opportunities, in larger markets. 

Another important piece to to buying our home was the mortgage broker (Jeff Shoemaker- Citizens Bank) and he was awesome.

These may be the terms the listing agent and seller have agreed to to lost this property.

A "rich" investor is not likely to have wasted the $100k they borrowed against their 100 yo investment property, and they likely won't be concerned at all about the vagaries of the economic cycle which could technically place them "underwater" for that property, because, they will have a large portfolio of diversified properties, and will only be leveraged at around 75% of their current book value, which means that the economy would need to to take a really steep dive for their $135k property to become only worth $50k.

Feel free to to send a PM my way and I can go into more details.

Does anyone know which office should I go to to get this information?