This doesn't necessarily mean just an investor, but somebody who active works in the space and puts in at least 700 hours of work into it per year. 

That way, you know that they at least speak your language since they're a premier agent on this platform.

If he must attempt to get the low interest rates of 2021 on this deal, I suggest that he instead look for assumable loans.

@William SilvaI'll take a crack at this:1) I found my first multifamily property on Loopnet.

Haverhill is another interesting area with reasonable home prices and a lot of municipal developments in the works (also the commuter rail and easy access to major highways).

Hi Greg,I just want to reiterate what Marcus and Nicholas have said.If you are really interested in getting into RE investing and small multifamily then you don't need a course or mentor. 

Purchase price: $250,000 Cash invested: $75,000 7 bedroom Padsplit property at 93% occupancy What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Hey Bugger Pockets Community,I just finished reading Brandon Turner's book on investing with little to no money down (amazing book btw) and I am interested in knowing what are people's experience with MLO's and seller financing.

This means a new buyer must either already have an account, or must start one and the property starts over with no reviews, etc. 

Live in the multi-family for a year, then move back into your own home and rent out the unit.If if not ideal, it's worth the hassle.