Even with multi-family in Richmond, you're making cashflow negative on C class neighbors.

Hi @Jonathan Cook, you could look into an FHA loan which allows you to put down less than 20%.

This is a class A piece of land in a major metropolis. 

I'm looking at a clear 25% rise in newly posted rental properties per-square-foot costs in C-class SFR in just the last two months.

You have the US-style standard properties that only the foreigners and wealthy and upper middle-class Mexicans can afford and buy.

There's been classes on it and everything else but when no one tells you how litigious a sub to negotiation is.If you go in and get a property under contract and take it subject to the existing debt and then you flip that out or you make money on it and the owner gets wind of that they can come back and sue you.

Two of my undergrad majors were in philosophy an history, and I actually did pretty well in my logic class.

@Jason Cook congrats on the first purchase on the rental! 

That may mean taking night classes instead of day classes sometimes, since construction works when it's daylight.

Hello my name is Wendy I am currently booked for my real estate class next month.