Without trying to be insulting, it is pretty small potatoes if you adjust your selection practices a little bit.  

I am used to dealing with homes that were barely priced under the Freddie, Fannie price guidelines to being in small town KY.

So I reached out on bigger pockets to look for mentoring and get advise from anyone who is willing to help this new investors learn about multifamily investing without costing me a small fortune.

If you want to get a loan under an LLC you will need to go to banks and get a small business loan.

Yes Savannah's a great place, not too crazy but not too small.

It seems if you build it out into a proper modern small set of apartments, you can avoid any big maintenance issues for a long time, as well as making something highly desirable/and therefore priced accordingly. 

The attic area is too small to get into so taking all that out will be a while.In the meanwhile I would like something to absorb the smell from the air quickly.

This would be for a property in Raleigh, NC.I have a neighbor that I believe has a corner of his house and a gravel driveway pretty far into our already small lot. 

And I am all for partnering for a small split.

I am mainly familiar with the deal structures in which I am a passive investor and that only covers a small percentage of the possible structures.#2 - You pay $50k as the sponsor, you raise $950k from private investors and you finance $4 million with the bank...$5 million total purchase price.