Use the site to educate yourself.

There are so many different ways you can help these sellers, from estate sales, helping them find other homes, and simply being an educated resource.

Hey there,I'm brand new to investing in real estate and thinking about getting into multifamily properties.I'm looking for some advice from people who know what they're doing and was hoping that someone may be able to help me here.I've done some homework and educated myself to a point but I don't know anyone with real estate knowledge so I keep telling myself it can't be done (hopefully someone on here will tell me otherwise) Here is my situation: $300,000 in equity from a Single family residence$100,000 cash to investNo limitations on which state to buy in Thanks,Peter Knox

Look under the education tab.

If at the end of the day you cannot obtain a solid answer to your question, I would not move forward until you know for sure what can happen, or at a minimum request an extension to the due diligence period to research further. 

In all reality it is not "a bad thing" that there is a tenant for a longer period.

So I have got one unit deal Price: $405000Down payment: $240000Mortgage: $165000 for period of 10 years Cap rate: 10%Annual cash flow: $40500Annual Expenses: $4000 NOI after expenses + mortgage : $20000COC: 8.3%IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?

I can't speak for other folks, but on my properties I have my accountant accrue the property tax payment over the life of the property tax period.

We discovered it was in a 25 years flood plain during the option period.

Hello everyone, I recently attended a CRE course in my area and the education was absolutely fantastic.