The questions you can ask these  various professionals is nearly endless. 

Professionally, I work on a small investment team managing private money.My target property is small multi-family units (2-4 units). 

After conquering that hurdle I find myself before the Biggerpockets community, looking for guidance from skilled professionals willing to bestow wisdom earned from experience.

Plainly put, getting your tenant to pay any share of this replacement would be at best a grasping move for a professional landlord.You also clearly have never learned the first thing about replacing a 240V electrical appliance like a range or an electrical dryer.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

I would say the majority of people who try to invest when they do not have a degree in a Financial field will do two things.... 1) look at the book and get very sleepy and 2) Tell themselves that they don't need these "complicated" calculations.The reality is that when you speak with the highly trained Pros, they ONLY speak about the IRR and other derivatives of it.It doesn't matter what you invest, the professionals who Invest need to know it.In some cases, heavy calculus is used for trading, such as in the Quant professions.This book gives you all the math you need which probably goes only the the extent of intermediate school.... say, 7th Grade, but many adults are very intimidated.

Everyone from the successful plumber to the young, professional couples just starting out live here.

I feel like between myself and my husband we have so many great things to give professionally but lack capital and actual investment experience.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?