You'll get some house information and hopefully a good read on the motivation level of the seller and their situation.After they finish talking, I give them a brief overview of the process.

Sounded to me like a guy who had been around and who carried on a good business approach to RE multi-family.RE is a business, if you're business minded, an astute student of business, you'll find the podcast a great introduction into the business.What was not explained was the interpretation of the business, the demographics and drilling down to the street level of the project which is absolutely the key to multi-family housing.

@Tom Scott I think it's extremely important to operate within your own comfort levels especially when you first start out.

Had it been renting at that level of income for years?

This was a foreclosure and a fixer upper, but it was a good deal.

I want to take my investing to the next level, which brings me back to my question.

Another aspect is are you looking for move in ready or are you interested in a fixer upper.

I say this because if I were to put a bedroom in my bi-level today I would need to increase the lower level window size even though it is big enough for me to get out it isn't the required size of window.

Not sure if it'd cost more depend on level of damages but shop around.

2) After you pay to attend sessions, part of the time in those sessions is spent telling you why you need the NEXT LEVEL training.