@aaron montague,I appreciate you telling me the main points of what it is we need to do to start.

Well, I live on a small island community off the coast of Maine.

Hello All I'm a local Realtor in Baltimore and i work mainly with Reo and Short Sale Asset managers but also work with buyers and sellers.

At asking price, they will not cash flow with 80% financing and have cap rates around 4%, which does not make sense in Maine.

So what's within your walls is yours, but, your still paying for common elements and use of the property as a whole, hence the reason for HOA dues.

I've read MANY posts on other sites about how Springfield renters are mainly pot smoking lazy bums that don't care about their living conditions and will likely not pay rent and often damage your property.I invest in multifamily part time and looking for good cash flow to support retirement in 15 years.

Main thing I see over and over again is a building built say 10 years ago.

Update 2, 1.24.14Hey everyone, so I started my 2nd attempt at yellow letters but this time, my method is different from my 1st campaign, mainly in my lead quality and mailing method.First, my list source is different.

This is a multi-unit property with a main 3/2 house and a separate duplex in back with 1/1's.

i forgot to add that the engineer also inspected the wood walls on the main floor and found "no significant deficiencies"