There will be unknowns with both these properties, but I'm at the point where I don't even know what to look for (or am slowly learning) or what questions to ask if I did approach the current owner/realtor/etc., and I figured a great way to learn would be to just jump in with a couple example properties instead of using hypothetical properties.House 1: https://www.redfin.com/WI/Eau-Claire/430-Ferry-St-...Well-maintained tri-plex.

I thought HM .. well even with no sports teams Charleston is booming.. but its mainly inner city and newer construction..North Charleston that is were the airport is.. is transforming and I would see that being an area the article is talking about.. one downtown strip in N Charleston just since I started investing there has gone form board up to about 10 restaurants  a few brew pubs and brought inner city out to what was an area the locals thought of as a poor area.. 

So how would millennials like my self, approach the market with little to no money?

I am looking at some potential properties in Tacoma, WA. I am new to REI. My background is in Finance so I am good with numbers, but don't have a lot of experience evaluating how much repair work a house needs to get ...

I know this topic has been brought up before, so I'm going to beat a dead horse rather than start DMing people here out of the blue looking for help.

A broker approached me with 50 million dollar building thats new construction, the deal is to large for me but I have a friend that my be the right buyer, how much can I ask from the buyer to give me as a finders fee?

experience is worth far more than a couple grand a year. in 10 years you might find that PM experience valuable while you'll have long forgotten about the money. better approach: negotiate a raise in the PM job and give yourself a win/win

If I remember right it does cost them something, even to just run a quick automated search.Unless they know you, you've brought them plenty of business, and they think you have a reasonable chance of selling the probably you plan to buy.One alternative is to take a class on how to run title searches yourself.https://www.timios.com/ has been known to be investor friendly. 

@Chris Pohlson I have run into the same problem as I investigate lenders as I am approaching my final conventional loan.  

Don't know when that became a thing in all businesses (crypto seems to have the leading kid coaches) but i'm curious if you have input on paying/learning and how you approached mentorship.