@James Holmes I do residential and multifamily investing, passive and active, in multiple markets in the US.

They've often shown that buyer multiple properties over several days (or weeks even), and once they have a contract, there are inspections, and so on.

Take this number and multiple it by the Total Square Footage, of Living Space, of the Subject Property.

With no experience start small and go through the process first.On multiple units there is a lot to consider and first look at price, condition, up or down market and your own credit situation.If you have not rented to anyone yet, you do not want to learn the hard way.  

We deal with multiple sub contractors form our Main Sub, to HVAC to pool installers, electrical, etc.

@Ramsin Jacob 1. yes, we get w9 from all investors2. we cut them a check or wire their funds at end of flip. or if they want to re-invest in a new deal, we do that.3. i think you can do it the way your CPA said, but we have investors trickle in at multiple times, and deals move fast and w/ about 5-7 investors per deal, we keep it simple w/ loan agreements.

And he is setting up multiple future generations of needy people for help, which is even more selfless than "helping" familyMy parents will most likely die with some kind of modest estate and I could care less if I inherit a single dime. 

Having Multiple offers to give to the appraiser to justify the selling price also helps with what I’m getting.

And the heck with the one or two inquiries as the benefit of doing this a few months in advance can be extremely beneficial for multiple reasons! 

I am an investor in the city of Chicago and have house hacked multiple times.