I am, but for some reason I see the potential as this property comes with grants and is a historic building with permits allowing for multi-units.

Via the accountability group, new connections were made and we plan to stay in touch and potentially partner on deals in the future.

Compared to the Pittsburgh and other surrounding areas, Beaver generally has a lower sale price compared to the potential rent values.

Hi Sophia, Investing in multifamily properties can offer economies of scale, diversification, and potentially higher cash flow.

I just wouldn't pay a guru.Read the forums here, listen to the podcasts, read the Bigger Pockets books, the worksheets, the willingness of people on this board to weigh in on potential deals.That in itself is honestly enough, you will get all of the information (and likely better info) at a fraction of the cost.Find a good real estate agent that specializes in working with investors and tell them you are looking to get into real estate investing and see if they can help you get started.Let me ask this question, what do you hope to get from a guru? 

Discussing potential profit splits & what happens in a loss situation, liability, stalemates on decisions etc. are valuable topics to discuss.

Select a property that ticks all the boxes - location, features, size, design - to appeal to potential visitors.

Energy report.

Purchase price: $1,700,000 I invested in the Bel Aire Apartments in Burlington due to its potential for long-term cash flow and appreciation.

Never seen anyone do it or talk about it, but has potential I think, especially for a new investor like you.Can you work from anywhere?