This seems absurd given there is already a supply in the area.Anyone with experience that can guide on a normal price range?

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I want to get more doors, my goal is 20 units and I only have 4, my thoughts are that if I dump all money and resources of financing into one renovation and cosmetics...I will never buy more buildings and get to my goal.

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Just connect with resources in the area (ie title, escrow, attorneys, wholesalers, investors, agents) and work together with them.

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@Michael Williams there are template letters on offers 2 owners that will help guide  you. 

You have found the absolute best resource on the internet to learn about investing in real estate.

If he lets it go to foreclosure, he will recoup less, as he must take into account foreclosure fees.I work the California market and have many resources available. 

His whole series is worth reading, but are the seminars really necessary with as many resources are available online for free?