As of now, I put 20% of my paycheck into a Roth account where my employer matches 5%.I have had a plan for a long time that my first big purchase would be a multi unit house or a duplex, ideally a 2-3 unit building where I could live in one, and rent out the other.

Been playing the buy and hold SF play for some time now.

Does anyone have a Triad commercial broker recommendation, ideally looking for multifamily exp.

@Grant GriffithsI'd keep looking into that lease option (contract sell) type of stuff.On the feedback: the possible correctable ones I see there are:Plant a cheap row of young plants that way at least when the concern of backing to an apartment comes up, you can play up the long term that there will be a privacy hedgerow.The other two concerns I doubt you can do much about at this point.Good luck.  

Take note that the building is ideal for a daycare center, as there is a large, fenced-in yard with a playground and the building has a number of classrooms as well as a side room for an office.

There are good returns to be had but there are areas  that cash flow better and other areas that are more of long term buy and hold plays - basically, lower risk/lower return investment properties.

This would be the ideal situation in my mind but if my cash flow is only $250 a month to begin with I would then in theory loose all of my cash flow.

Good evening, My name is Barbara, I'm new to realistate wholesaling industry, in your opinion is it a good or bad ideal to provide the property address for a buyer to research to determine if he/she wants to accept the deal, prior to having them sign an document.

I would not play nice.

@Robert GilstrapAnd I don't know anyone is feeling the same way, I think subsidized housing is the less of two evil over rent control, for both tenant and landlord..And in the ideal world, everyone gets more tax return when less people apply for section 8.