With whatever you enter in and search with the criteria you're looking for you can go check out the property and what not!

You learn a lot about what not to do after you have a chance to figure out what just happened. 

I'm a wholesaler going on my first property visit tomorrow, and I wanted to ask everyone from bigger pockets, what are some good questions I should ask and strategies I should use, what to do or what not to do.

That’s the only area I would buy a duplex.I’m also interested in Manchester there’s more nightlife there and a lot more properties (4 units and whatnot).

I watch Brandon on the webinar use the county website and whatnot. however, I was under the impression taxes were based on value that the property was bought for and gradually go up.

I am there everyday and see the newer landlords getting an education on what not to do when renting in the city.

Another thing is thinking ahead as far as space and what not - it would be nice to eventually get into either a larger townhome, a SFH or perhaps even a duplex.

This is not going to break the bank if the overall picture is right.And if you intend to "flip", meaning fairly soon refinance anyway due to the fact that the place is either sold and something else is bought or you do a refinance or whatnot then the point about the interest rate becomes moot as you will have to deal with a changed environment anyway.

So many times on this website we hear of how tremendous deals work out, and are often left with no insight about "What not to do."

There are preliminary forms and what-not they send you.