So far Im ahead of schedule @ 2 properties in the first year and everything still seems to be moving in the right direction.

Thank you ahead of time. 

I'll do a general inspection first and see if the inspector finds anything suspicious regarding termites, and if he does, I'll go ahead and do a termite inspection then.

Meanwhile make sure to keep hating the people in your generation getting ahead of you and buying homes.

This property was my first, I feel like everything went wrong there: 4 flooding, bad tenants, overbudget renos but somehow still came out ahead in an economic recession (given enough time, real estate is very forgiving) so this property taught me a lot about what NOT to do.

I found that book to be so resourceful and helpful, I went ahead and purchased the more in-depth book, "How to Invest in Real Estate - The Ultimate Guide to Getting Started," by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner.

@Basit SiddiqiThank you very much for that insight, great to know that ahead of time!

I found that book to be so resourceful and helpful, I went ahead and purchased the more in-depth book, "How to Invest in Real Estate - The Ultimate Guide to Getting Started," by Joshua Dorkin and Brandon Turner.

He said I could go ahead with serving papers and beginning the process, but if the tenant signs the covid hardship paperwork for NYS I may still need to wait until the covid situation/rent moratorium is over before a judge would allow the tenant to be removed.

Looking into investing in a multifamily.It'll be my first investment as well. looking for a Realtor/Experienced investor to walk me through my first one.I thought about following areas but open to see more:Racine-Kenosha WI, Cincinnati-Dayton OH, Texas but not super competitive areas.Also, I would definitely appreciate any advice I can get from investors that walked that road already.Thanks ahead,Jesse.