Hello, I am new to Bigger Pockets. 

This would be a good place to start.There are also several QIs here on Bigger Pockets. 

I'm so glad to have found Bigger Pockets and be able to learn from such experienced landlords.  

@Christopher Brown for some success stories I'd recommend the Bigger Pockets podcast episodes and blog articles.Yes, generally it is much better to invest within your own state.

@Collin Goodwin - My lease(from bigger pockets) didn't have that particular content. 

Hello Bigger Pockets Seattle!!!!

That drops your Cash on Cash ROI to 4.4%, which as Bruce pointed out is far from what most investors are looking for.If you haven't already, I would suggest using the Bigger Pockets Calculators to double-check your numbers. 

It has nothing to do with being licensed in most states.If you are talking about getting licensed then generally the classroom tests and then you go take the bigger test for the state that covers state and national questions.

Hey BP,I am starting to dabble into real estate development in bigger units (24+) I am pretty good with rehab numbers and have flipped 25+ houses in the past.

tips/tricks/ providers of big MF lists? what tools i need to target big multi fams?thank you :)