A trip down to the local community bank could also be an option.Another consideration is recourse non-recourse loan, with limited multifamily experience and a smaller deal it may be harder to get non-recourse financing.Please let us know what you find and if you end up getting the deal.

Some bus stops now include a QR code so you can scan it with your smartphone to learn when the next bus is expected to come by.

Are there any tricky, unusual, or not well known disclosure laws that could trip you up? 

This would be the breakdown:Water2bd 2bth unit (2 tenants) = ⅔ of the bill  Studio (1 tenant) = ⅓ of the billElectric2bd 2bth unit (1,000 Sqft) = 1000/1350 or 74% of the bill  Studio (350 Sqft) = 26% of the bill Here’s what's tripping me up.

The Providence station (IMHO) gets lower ridership because parking is such a pain, and the bus doesn't link well to the station.

We did sell a  coin op washer/dryer & the buyers travelled 2.5 hours round trip to take them away.

Hello Fellow Newbie Investors,6 mos ago I first learned about biggerpockets on a road trip - My gf and partner turned it on randomly. 

We never knew, but Sunday night when they returned from their camping trip they called. 

Where people trip up is that when doing the due diligence they over look something big, or not doing the due diligence at all.

It did take a lot of trips (sucking up) to the bldg. inspector. 24 months of rehab to code, including a complete fire sprinkler system & hiring a commercial architect.