@John Dellinger Sorry to hear about all that I’ll definitely steer clear from them.

If I'm not mistaken they may offer turnkey from time to time, but if not he has a wealth of information to steer you in the right direction.

Especially if the lender wants to work with you as they will ask the right questions and steer you towards a mutual success.

You can use the resources from the sheriff’s department to pinpoint localized crime and steer away from certain areas.

I personally always steer the conversation more towards IRR and NPV because they are not as easily manipulated.

And I was specifically trying to steer away from crowded fields.

I'd still steer clear of anything that that has expenses as 34 or fewer percentage points on 2-20 units.I imagine from your mortgage assumptions you've supplied that you're looking to go conventional.

The best way to learn how to steer a car around a corner is from experience of doing it, it becomes second nature that we don't even think about.

Unfortunately many traditional residential agents have never had investment property, don't know how to run the numbers for cash flow and can steer you in the wrong direction.  

She was a seasoned investor in NR/Renatus and steered me in the right direction when needed and provided me with an invaluable amount of information as well as contacts.