I've been reading and listening to anything I can find to learn more about real estate investing and his show seems pretty legit. 

Also 35% expense ratio could be legit if the building is in great shape in a high rent area, but for a long term hold including CapEx, you might want to double check those expense numbers.For multifamily, even in good blue chip areas, I personally look for a minimum of 7% combined annualized return since I get that with minimal risk today.

This goes from making a legit offer to closing the deal without using an agent.

Haven't heard of it, but it appears to be a website offered by "Pyramid Platform" which "provides a comprehensive solution for the management and disposition of REO properties in an easy-to-use, secure, web-based application", according to their website. https://www.pyramidplatform.com/

I am looking to buy a 2 family that has an extra unit with multiple windows, ventilation and a legit living space.

You can also leave a letter on the front door of the property.What we also do is look up the name via social media platforms, see if you can get in touch with any family members.

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