House hacking, live & flip, BRRR, turn-key rentals, syndication deals, etc?

If it's external factors such as they need the money to do a bigger deal, or they're closing down their fund, or they're getting out of RE completely then fine. 

. - Get connected with someone locally that you can either walk one of their projects or go on a potential deal walkthrough with just to keep the momentum going.

I have a few deals I’m considering making moves on that have been flooded.

Lastly - sis is trying to buy the building from usoriginaly (day one after auction) we thought it would be a good idea)now after we have seen the property and know what a good deal it is - we prefer to keep it instead of the quick flipIt is hard to get our hands on a well priced multifamily and we thought this would be a good intro for us into the buy and hold.We could sell to her for a quick few bucks - but I want to learn the process. 

I have seen some decent deals there.

I don't think there's a single source to get good deals.

They should have some resources and referrals to use to get your feet on the ground and get your first deal done.

Purchase price: $164,000 Cash invested: $300,000 Sale price: $995,000 2,900 Square Feet5 Bedrooms 3 BathroomsUniversity of Arizona Adjacent What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Don't want your first deal to put you in financial trouble.