We're actively looking for our next move, ideally another MF but I've already found so many new ideas and information from this.

Ideally, a 2-3 family home would be great.

I think ideally I would contact a real estate agent in the area so I can discuss what I'm looking for, but since I won't be able to get financing yet I don't want to waste any agents' time.

Ideally looking for a way to understand a neighborhood to make offers in 15-20 minutes or less. 

I think that ideally you should buy with cash flow, and then have the appreciation be the icing on the cake.

My calculation tells me it will take 2.5 years to recoup and since I would like to ideally sell in 15 months, it seems better to stick with what I have at the moment.But should I be considering the cash flow I will save by not paying the interest on my mortgage for two months while a refi is being completed?

My calculation tells me it will take 2.5 years to recoup and since I would like to ideally sell in 15 months, it seems better to stick with what I have at the moment.But should I be considering the cash flow I will save by not paying the interest on my mortgage for two months while a refi is being completed?

I would ideally buy a triplex or fourplex but it might be tough to find in the neighborhoods I'm considering.

When it comes to seeking advice from other investors, ideally you find someone who: is using the same strategy, in the same market, who has pulled if off within the last year or so.

I had an S Corp for my IT business, an LLC for my Auto Repair business, and a C Corp set up for my real estate management.While in my mind I need a real estate management business, when I did the papers to establish the management company, one question on the application is what type of business is the entity engaged in, and it clearly states if the company is engaged in anything requiring a license, I must submit a copy of the license, and I do not have a broker's license that entitled me to engage in property management.