Or any blog post that covers depth and fleshes details is also good.Thanks, and Stay Strong,Abiel

(I'm not a CPA. please contact a CPA for more in-depth information).

Do an in-depth due diligence on prospective sponsors or intermediaries before writing a check.

So you just go into the wall and the pantry is the depth of the wall? 

@Blair Poelman  I think it depends on the marketMy wife got an email from some invesetor from I think Nashville.went like this.Hey we are interested in the lots you have listed.. ( PS I also own them LOL).We buy and build out here in TN..... and we can even pay cash ( so what so do everyone in our market).what we would like you to do.. is run comps on all vacant lots within X amount of distance.. and a bunch of other in depth market research etc.. 

Thank you so much for your input and for going in depth with it.

I think the overall premise is good but it lacks a lot of in-depth knowledge and doesn’t provide much substance.I also agree with Bill F.

MR has great reviews and a solid track record, and it appears that they would also hold my hand in such a way that I would still “learn by doing.”For free Marshall Reddick:-does in depth market research-puts their vetted team to work for you in your given area of interest (yes, it has to be in one of their current cities)-analyzes properties (both the ones they list AND any that their clients may find and present to them)-mentors you (their focus is to help their clients hold long term cash flowing rentals)We talk a lot about leverage.

You can read this article by @Matt Faircloth :Single Family Home Investing: An In-Depth Look at the Pros & ConsI have never invested in Single Family, only in Multi-Family with a one 2 family investment.I find that the higher the number of units per building, the more it has to do with the NUMBERS rather than emotions.For instance, SFRs which are usually sold as homes can change on a dime, as Matt pointed out, because of things that are related to the desire of a Home Owner looking for a home.

I will explain a little about my plans below, and I am always willing to talk more in-depth to anyone interested.