To break into the industry, my first step will be to speak to a friend of mine that has been a realtor for a long time, to see if he wants to go in as partners.

I don't know how quickly yours get tenants, but if it's not rented in 2 months you can decide if you want to pursue the legal action or not for the remaining month.   

These steps are the only access to a 2nd floor small 300-ish sqft apartment.

I will keep this in mind and think about the best steps going forward.

I took some baby steps at first to fund fractions of notes, as I became more and more familiar with the platform, the way this business works, and how these loans play out. 

What would be your first steps?

Out of curiosity what is the driver for additional cash down if I pursue something over 4 units?

I live in a more rural part of the country and am in my last few steps of acquiring a million dollar property (9 Apartments, 10 commercial rents) where I was able to get the owner to finance $300k at 4% and the bank has requested the normal tax docs and whatnot but overall the process was a lot easier and I didn’t have to come up with $300k!

I work for a flooring company and can get the material and labor myself, but am not sure if I should use a mid range vinyl plank for around $1/sf or WPC waterproof click product with a foam backing which is a step up and looks a little bit nicer but also costs about 3 times as much. 

I️ have a property under contract for a flip and the seller agrees to “cooperate in the necessary steps to assigning the mortgage,” my attorney emailed me late last night so I️ wanted to have a few questions answered before I️ spoke with him again.