I would appreciate any feedback. 

-I am also because it is my first multifamily deal uncertain of how to analyze the property entirely, I understand basics of cap rate and some of the things but not sure how to create a strategy of buying the right property with the goal of longterm hold with 8-10% cap rate if its best to buy something that needs a little work to up it to the rate or if I should go after something that is already performing.Any feedback appreciated thank you!

Feedback much appreciated.

Thanks, any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

But if you're getting feedback like one other poster mentioned (people not returning calls after you mention you're next door, etc), consider dropping the price to reflect this, quickly.

@Shane Hedeen I really do appreciate your feedback!

Thats correct, if you respond to those questions , we can give you some feedback or additional questions.  

Access to each lot should be considered... is there road frontage for each and if not, then you may have to explore creating an easement(s).You can certainly get feedback here on BP, however, you may well be best served consulting with a local real estate attorney well versed in zoning matters in your area along with surveying/engineering folks.Good luck!

Any feedback?

If so, do you think buy and hold investing would be more or less cumbersome than using the SDIRA for other RE activity, (flipping, lending, etc), which seem to have their own concerns.....Unrelated Business Income Tax, self-employment tax.I'd appreciate any feedback on your recommendations as to how to best utilize these IRA funds within REI.