I personally buy buildings that either have limited commercial exposure in relation to the total units or building SF or alternatively buildings that possess commercial spaces that are large enough where placemaking can attract amenity tenants that benefits my residential real estate in close proximity.

First time Cincinnati investor giving it a shot from out-of-state, currently in early stages and looking for advice.Current parameters are: seeking B-class 3bd/1.5ba SFH for buy and hold (possibly BRRRR), $150-250k.

Investment Info:Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

You aren't ready based on what you said.NJ is one of the toughest flip market in the country now (Northern) because the prices to buy the dumps is high because inventory is low so the spread is too little for new flippers.

It's now time for us to buy a larger family home, but I don't want to sell my 1st home b/c I'm going to rent it out as well.

@Tyler Torres what S8 guru course did you buy?

Paying a Contr to do everything sucks up a lot of $$...Personally I would buy the worst house in a run-down area of a nice city that is getting ready to gentrify.

Looking to buy our first invesment property.

Starting the 6th Buying agents will get paid by the buyers so you don't have to consider that into your sales price. 

If they need help on that part I can help, we have a huge network of buyers that look to buy paper on a constant bases.