- buying a piece of a larger project.

We are under our budget from what we projected the costs of the renovations would costs now comes the part where we will be working with our broker to determine the listing price for the property. 

--larger multifamily properties.

The larger properties most investors will want to use a highly skilled and seasoned broker or agent for a purchase they are putting a lot of money down on. 

Smalls are just that, small, landlords squabbling over funny contract terms.. the larger it gets the more attornies show up to put a redline in something and bill everyone for it.

It needs somewhere in the neighborhood of $ 95K - $120K in renovations.  

How often do you turn a property that would require the floor whether carpet or hard surface to be maintained or renovated?

But, I guess I'm asking, should I continue on this route or should I consider something larger and go conventional?

But, I guess I'm asking, should I continue on this route or should I consider something larger and go conventional?

On top of that, I will be buying these properties under an LLC, which is notoriously difficult in this area without a larger down payment.