I have been amazed at the accumulation of wealth from an industrial property I purchased for my business and am very attracted to the multi-family space because of the ability to spread out any vacancy loss as well as add value through improvements and good management.So basically I am looking for:1)Suggestions on property management companies.2)Any potential leads on good buys in my area (Palm Beach, Broward, or North Dade County).3)Any advice from professionals working in my area.

I work as a geotechnical engineer by day and am just starting to accumulate enough savings to jump into my first buy and hold deal.I have already read many topics at Bigger Pockets and am already using the 50 percent rule to make cursory analyses of properties in which I might be interested.

Also keep in mind most of these properties have been sitting for years while back taxes accumulate, and then must go through the court and be auctioned.

Turns out he had accumulated a portfolio of duplexes in low income areas, has always done all the work by himself and is pretty much spending all of his cash flow and capex and repairs.

They told me that forbearance would continue to accumulate interest, and at the end of the period I would have the choice to restructure (with possible additional fees and interest rate change).

I am preparing for my first transaction and have funds from a ROBS account accumulated over many years.

At any given time, you'd have zero dollars left in any deal, but are accumulating 25%+ equity in every property?

Leave your emotions and any "I really want that kind of car" out of it.Once you have accumulated 10, or 20, or 50 doors, then you can go buy the car of your dreams.

In 2 years, the goal is to accumulate a minimum of 5 properties and pay them off in 7 years.

The easiest way to Accumulate a Million Dollars worth of Properties is to start with your First Time Home and make it a Fixer Upper that you can add Value to.