If you have the ability to purchase and funds to get started they might spend time educating you as it leads to a business and a relationship going forward.If you have no money then really what you have is time to try and shadow and investor and do gopher type task items to learn from the ground up.

Money in war zones is great, the ability to resale is not, and costs are high.

The biggest benefit to having a lot of rentals is the ability to have a full time maintenance person to handle all of the little stuff.

Your earnest money deposit will not compensate seller sufficiently for your lack of ability and you ought to take responsibility for any additional problems you create.

Ideally I'm looking in the price range of $150k ARV and less because of my current financial abilities until I get better established.ThanksDave

This is probably what the bank would want to see as well, even if the ownership structure strips you of any decision making ability or control you could have it so that you're first money out after the bank.

As stated, many of these are so great, but the problem is, only the one member asking the question along with myself gets the ability to read and view it.

It also provides ability for multiple major tasks being done at once (while the utilities and foundation are going in, the building is already under construction in the factory)a few examples of projects (mostly the Florida and Louisiana projects) I worked on are at http://www.phncommercial.com/project-gallery/I will check with a few of my contacts to see who they recommend in NY area.

No duplexes even close to that price range though.There are still deals out there to multi family wise especially if you have the ability to purchase one that needs a little bit of work.Always great to see another active CT investor on here!

Not that you have to buy every deal they throw at you, but an ability to follow through (and occasionally doing so) is the key to building a good relationship.