@Shannon RichardsonIt's not uncommon to have a hard time finding MFH especially if you're in the competitive markets.

If you're selling, take a good, hard look at your price and area comps and see if you can be more competitive.

Year 1 Lock down first investment propertyRent out current unit Develop relationships with contractors and establish remodel teamLocate hard money lenders and qualified investors in local marketMaster competitive market analysis and find opportunities Look at 5 properties a day to determine marketability Convert 2BR/2Bth unit into 3/2there are more but these are most important to me right now. 

I am looking for a broker that will provide interactive learning and development for new agents and a competitive pay split.

We are finding off-market deals through our connections with brokers and investors - so we are getting good deals, even in a very competitive market. 

So of the underwriting rules make no sense from my point of view, but because it's a competitive market, as investors we can just move on.

But the real magic happens when you check the competition.

This is challenging but doable.Having said this, globally-speaking, what I know is how to rent a nice unit, with new cabinets, granite countertops, and stainless appliances.

Will that impact your rental expectations or make you less competitive?

So that means less out-of-state competition. 2.)