Don't know the scene there all that well but I do know that the CT REIA is one of the biggest ones around.

As @Chris Wyche mentioned, the biggest thing to look at with 5+ units is the cap rate.

So far, as I delve into this particular niche, the biggest learning curve for me is the art of recognizing potential deals.

Most people say one of the biggest mistakes people make when they start flipping is to try to make everything high-end.

The biggest thing a lender will evaluate is your ability to pay a mortgage.

These days, the biggest discounts on short sales would be one with severe damage, not financeable, and therefore not salable to the typical homeowner, using financing.

Commingling funds and record keeping are the two biggest issue that can pierce the corporate veil, so if you are going to go to the trouble of setting up and LLC, then make sure to properly maintain that arms length relationship.BTW, I also recognize that you could be personally sued in my example, but a correctly structured entity exists solely for that reason and the hope is that you would easily win such a suit.I now feel compelled to say that I'm not a lawyer and this post does not constitute legal advice....

The biggest wholesale fee I ever heard of was $92k.

My biggest fear isn't getting accosted or anything like.

I think our biggest issue we are facing at the onset is to locate a great Mentor locally or to join Lifestyles Unlimited and/or Rich Club or will all 3 be beneficial to us?