Hi Everyone,I was recommended to talk to ROI Turnkey Properties in Alabama and had a consultation call with them. 

also you might want to pay for consultation if this is a major purchase.. if its just a small mom and pop park for a couple hundred grand or less you can take more risk.My dad built and owned a few water companies in CA in the 60s  he could not wait to sell them.. like I said way up in the thread for ME PERSONALLY I would not buy a park without city sewer and water.. but realize that there are tons of them out there with private systems that seem to work fine.. my parks were in Oregon and Washington and were all well over 1 million to 3 million so much more at risk and I don't want to risk the well going bad or DEQ condemning a septic sytem eetc.

Call a local door hardware consultant and talk with them. 

Would I be able to just go to a lender for a general consultation and see how much house I'm able to afford?

The situation: My name is Ryan Combs and I recently moved back to where I was born and raised (Vallejo, CA/Bay Area) and after several interviews I'm needing to decide between a few job offers:1-Enterprise Rent-A-Car (Mgmt Trainee)2-Sequoia Equities (Apt Leasing Consultant)3-Redfin (Sales support)The dilemma: I do have an interest in REI, would love to be able to coordinate some flips as well as delve into buy and hold Multifamily opportunities (which is where prop mgmt comes into play).

My investment team will include the following individuals: Investors, Lenders, Brokers, Tax attorneys, Accountants, Realtors, Business consultants, business mentors, appraisers, construction contractors, marketing team, and fiduciary financial advisors, who else should I be working with? 

Just wondering how you got started in consulting?

If I were you to protect myself I would consult with a California attorney.Do you really want to get legal advice from an online forum?

We DID decide to consult with a lawyer, as during this process the tenant sent us a partial payment (not even near what he owes which IS close to $15K).

I was thinking 6% plus another 1,000 for consultant fees.