I also think it's our duty as consumers to review people we do business with- whether the experience was good or bad.

It's hard to determine from your post, but you should not start dabbling in real estate because "you're eager" you should do it because you're ready.

So far, it’s been frustrating and time consuming - several dead ends.

@Joe Lafata, firstly, are you ready for the questions they'll ask you?

I'm a single family investor now ready to transition into Multi-family and looking for some good informational resources to get started. 

Nobody is going to live in the middle of a major remodel and your craigslist ad does not change the status of "Project in Process" to "Ready to Rent".  

Weekend I take it easy on the body and Monday I'm ready to keep going.If you're doing more than one room, the days where paint or tape, you can start working on other rooms to maximize efficiency and minimize down time.If this is your first time doing ANY of this work, hire a handy man that has great references and will work hourly so long as you buy materials.

ThanksMulti family that is move in ready.

Comparable sales on 3 Bedroom two Baths in the area is from $120,000 to $150,000 move in ready as this one is the $15K delinquency is PTI and increasing every month, and the owner finance buyer bad credit will not allow refinance as you suggested Jay.   

Since then, I've consumed a lot of content on and off of BP.