Do you need an attorney to write a contract on a larger multifamily deal 5+ units 50+ 100+?

I'm also looking for some future investment properties so I'm always keeping my eyes open.As I said, I am new to the area, so check out with a Realtor (one of the guys here on BP of course :-).....I see a lot of opportunities just West of Surprise.

just wanting to get BP people's opinion on what way is the best route to go with regards to buying RE with leveraging or getting properties paid off as soon as possible and why?

People say RE investing is ONLY about numbers, but in reality that's just not accurate in my opinion. 

If they can't even respond to me now, I can't imagine good things in the future...

Plus their expense is a tax write-off. 

I greatly appreciate all of your input and wish you all the best with your RE goals!

Has anyone used or is using Tessa? Looking for acctg recommendations. 

This way you can ramp up your savings AND learn some RE skills.2.

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