Accredited investor wants to know...

Universities scare me.

We live in Bucks county, PA, but my wife lived in Pittsburgh for 6 years (studied at University of Pitt) and it is one of the markets that we are very interested in expanding into.

For commercial inspectors look at this training and certification association nashi.org and ashi they are national accredited associations or more specific https://ccpia.org/find-an-inspector/

Regardless of how you approach a multifamily deal, the universal key to a successful investment is to do due diligence.

But later a found a world of highnet worth accredited investors who though the complete opposite.Do the math here… with 300 dollars per property (2 months of work to buy a turnkey rental) you are going to need 20-40 of these to replace your income.

I'm excited to be part of this community and I am hoping that all of you can help provide some insight into how I should approach this situation.Quick background: I currently own 4 homes in Flint, MI that I rent to Kettering University students. 

They have a masters degree and used to be an instructor at a university. 

For context, I am looking in the Provo, Utah area which is a university town. 

If you want to pursue this strategy, you may want to go to Frank & Dave's Mobile Home University online or in-person.