Then based on that and your financial situation, look for properties that matches these conditions.3) Unless you are experienced in larger MF I would stay away from them at first.

@Michael Anderson, it's funny your story almost exactly matches mine...I'm writing this response on my lunch break of my software job, but am also looking to get more involved in REI without completely giving up the security of my day job. 

Some pictures I have pulled up on Zillow do not match the asking price.

It also has a receipt scanner that automatically fills out all the information (Date, time,  store, amount) and then can match it to the data.

I love matching deals to investors.

Whenever buyers' experience doesn't match their expectation (if if there's nothing *wrong*) things can be difficult.I could go on or go into details, but if the same deal came up again, I would definitely pull the trigger.  

They explained that she/the tenant is coming with great references, income in 4X the rent, works in medical field, her relative is a long time tenant in one of their properties, so seems like a perfect match!

They explained that she/the tenant is coming with great references, income in 4X the rent, works in medical field, her relative is a long time tenant in one of their properties, so seems like a perfect match!

I suggest you match the front door vs going with what you want, if you want to change both, then that's the time you can choose a design.

I am trying to beat the 4-5 year clock so that I can match my retirement income before I retire.