you will have money and time to play the real estate game at a level most are not able to.

Noone will take you seriously when you don't have steady job, I lost a couple of good workers when I was not able to feed them 40 hours a week.

Because if you pay that tenant to move out early, and now the property is vacant and you are not able to close, that seller may not be too happy, especially if it sits vacant for 2+ months while your HOPING to close. 

Do you work full time and you're not able to put in the work to find a better deal? 

Because of light rail station coming in few years, I pulled the trigger but as W-2 fulltime salary, I'm not able to recover and save capital to be able to invest and build portfolio.

Also, if you speak with a lender who is not able to do the loan for you, always remember to ask if they can refer you to someone who might be able to help!

At this point, I'm looking at small multifamily in my state (NH) that needs some work, but I'm not able to answer "exactly what region?"

Is there anything notable that I should keep in mind while I continue to search the area?

However, it's the first increase in foreclosures after 36 consecutive months of year-over-year decreases.According to ATTOM's report, four Florida cities have seen a notable change in foreclosure starts over the past three months, including: MiamiMay: 4 percent increaseJune: 35 percent increaseJuly: 29 percent increaseJacksonvilleMay: 22 percent increaseJune: 22 percent increaseJuly: 81 percent increaseOrlandoMay: 12 percent increaseJune: 22 percent increaseJuly: 41 percent increaseCape Coral-Fort MyersMay: 11 percent increaseJune: 64 percent increaseJuly: 59 percent increaseFor those of you inclined to post that it is just a one month anomaly, its not.  

Brentwood is a wonderful place to shop, and I'd be delighted to assist you in your search.In terms of safety, you'll be pleased to know that Brentwood boasts a notably lower crime rate compared to neighboring cities like Antioch and Pittsburg.