I hope to acquire my first property really soon!

If the current owners didn’t act promptly to remediate the water damage, the home will likely develop mold.Given that this issue was not disclosed and happened prior to closing, I would not put pen to paper.I would not want to live in a sick home, or one that likely will bury you in repairs costs.What other surprises awaits.

So, I'm into all the details of acquiring and renovating properties and normally leave all the tenant screening management stuff to a management company.

I hope to use the momentum off of this duplex to acquire the next investment and to scale quickly from there.

BUT, if you want to scale, evaluate the properties with a property manager in the analysis, because eventually, unless you start a PM company, you won't be Able to keep up with the daily maintenance and continue to acquire more units.Good luck.

I'm trying to acquire some small multi-family on the west side of Cleveland and some spots in Akron, I've been trying to get in contact with a couple banks in the area...

The main downside of CA is that it's a high barrier to entry for real estate, whereas other midwestern or southern states would allow you to acquire property while you're in school.

I'm acquiring a property in Galveston, TX and would like to keep the a more regular eye on things that may deteriorate faster than others due to salty air/water exposure.

The speaker will be Steven's friend Matt who is going to tell us about his experience acquiring a 20 unit apartment building in Troy, NY.  

I am putting together my first private loan deal for an investor and could use some advice...The approach is to utilize the private money loan to acquire the property (down payment, closing cost etc), use my own money to renovate and furnish (very little work is needed, more so cosmetic) and stand the property up as an Airbnb.