The best thing about setting up loans is not only do you make money (and cannot lose money)- perhaps the best thing is how much you learn as a loan rep (especially if you are new to real estate).

Real estate for me is always filled with new problem-solving opportunities.

We have brand new duplex's in A and B areas there for the same price as a $550K townhome in Seattle.

Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $1,250,000

Cash invested: $62,500

I recently closed on this 4 unit property in Federal Hill Providence, RI. ...

I know I likely leave something on the table doing this but I’ve had people not move out on the expected date and then been in a pickle for what to do about the new occupants who have made their arrangements to be in a certain date.

KeyCheck is integrated with FF and works well.FF provides a great overview eBook (see link below) that you might want to review before buying new software. https://www.furnishedfinder.com/Resources/best-practicesI hope this is helpful to you, all the best!

My advice would be to focus on cash flow properties, especially in areas where you can get consistent returns, and consider Section 8 housing for guaranteed income.Also, leverage your experience in Portland to streamline processes with your new partner, and build a strong local team (agents, contractors, etc.) in OKC to make things smoother.Feel free to reach out if you need any specific advice—happy to help!

Im new to investing as it is, I wouldn't understand how to invest out of state. ill read that post for certain.A concern that comes to mind when investing out of state is everything!

My name is Richard and I'm a new investor located in the Orlando, FL area.

I was curious to know if there are any homebuilders that are building new construction small multi-family in the area?