Thanks @Jonathan Greene  @Ryan Cleary When I click on the link, it doesn't take me to the report. 

@Jonathan Greene Yeah I don't have money to my name really yet but I am trying to find others to shadow and learn from I am having difficulty find my first job that I could use to find future investments if you have any ideas I'd love to hear but other then that my mom and dad both have very successful businesses so we've talked about doing real estate as partners but I'd love to do it by myself if possible.

Purchase price: $9,800,000 built in 2001 this is a great asset. well maintained and nestled in a nice green corner in the path of progress in the inner city loop.great value add. renovating interiors and raising rents over 125$ What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

@Pau KhaHere are some prior discussion threads that you might find useful.https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...You might want to touchbase with @Jonathan Greene who is based out of NNJ but puts investment agent teams together via eXp brokerage since its a pretty hands off brokerage. 

For areas, in Worcester, I'm very interested in the Green Hill Neighborhood, Bell Hill, Britain Square. 

Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, as David green says just get your first deal to get the ball rolling.

They way it looks is for example the 1st comp would show poorly broken cracked driveway, I would high light that in RED and then in my property overview I would put in GREEN new driveway. another example is heating and cooling would put in RED the date of the systems ie:2008 12 years old and then put my report in GREEN 2020 new.

I signed up for Tom Ferry's free consultation, as I am completely green when it comes to this and it seemed like a safe no-obligation way to get my feet wet. 

I'm a huge environmental guy and love green energy.

I suggest you read the Long Distance Real Estate Investing book by David Greene and put together your core 4.