I have toured more than 50 Multi-Fam properties and I have honed in on a few that I think have the most potential.

I need some pointers on what to look out for during my first tour of the place.  

We also toured some of the homes that recently closed for 1.1M and their interiors were dated by about 15-20 years.This cost us 1/4 point on the refi fees (not rate) as our LTV was 61% and not below the 60% cutoff for the better pricing on the loan.My concern is that the BRRRR strategy hinges on being able to get the valuation necessary to refi the property.  

Based on a brief look at some properties on Zillow and a few Google Street View tours, it looks like the area has some room to grow appreciation wise.

Tomorrow I am scheduled to tour a 68 unit apartment complex.

I was just interested in seeing if anyone else thought this might be a good deal originally the house was on the market for 120K I toured the property and cosmetically it only really needs a paint job.

My wife and I toured several homes around Burhans on the west side of town yesterday and were left unimpressed.  

This morning I am taking a New York investor on a 5 property tour and would love to offer this to someone else.

Projected rent: $1000Note: they said these are fully renovated turn-keys with work done on roofs, HVAC, and all the big CapEx items so let's give them the benefit of the doubt and consider these pristine, A+ renovations (I will trust but verify, haven't done so yet, I will look at all SoW and verify the dates of all the major CapEx items and fly into these cities and tour these homes myself before I buy).This is my first time purchasing so I'm taking everything I learned on BP and doing super careful due diligence because I'm investing from out of state (San Diego) and want to make sure that I'm not burned.

Before I left California to take a tour of Holton - Wise territory, Federico suggested places to stay and put me in touch with Lending Officer Isaac Quijano at Nations Lending.