We did all sorts of service work for their MFH and my old boss never made them sign any contracts.

My target is to utilize the BRRRR strategy and find distressed properties to build equity since I work full time in a different field as recommended in the Greene book.While looking for houses in my local market, I've seen a few houses that need work and I'm looking for guidelines or a playbook of sorts on what rehab projects are best to add equity to a house. 

there are all sorts of revenue streams with a CA brokers license..

I need help with from biggerpockets :)I am wanting to invest in land and building an 8 unit multi-family.is there any guidance you guys can give me on selecting an area to invest and what sort of signs one should look for.

We have all sorts on members ranging from extreme newbie all the way to investors with a decent portfolio.

I'm just trying to find out what sort of documentation/approach is getting people the best results, if any.

I don't see why there would be fire sales as prices haven't fallen yet so most people should be able to sell pretty quickly with at least slim equity I would thinkI don't know if fire sale is right terminology, but prices are definitely declining (albeit a small decrease) for condos in certain communities in the Old Town Scottsdale area.There are well over 30 active listings in AirBnb approved communities around Old Town Scottsdale where as there might have been 3 or 4 at any given time prior to coronavirus.T That's sort of my point.

You are splitting hairs over pennies to try and justify your buy in. 

I kind of, sort of still follow many of his principles.

Am I simply relegated to using conventional loans, recouping my initial investment 4 to 5 years down the road, buying another one, and continuing to operate on that sort of a cycle?