Hello All,I am new to RE investing and am trying to find help online with Multi-Family investing and I find several courses ranging from $3000 to $15000.

I don't know if this is considered upstate, but all the properties cash flow and he has picked them up between 100-150k price range. 

Last time I went this route, it was in the $1500-2000 range for everything, but consult with a lawyer in your area. 3.

I have a several limited partners who will be contributing equity into the deal ranging from 10% to 50% of the total equity with me contributing 25%. 

I'm not adding much for advice here however, just pulled up my Zestimate and they range me $115,000 - $200,000.

I'm looking at various HML's trying to find one who best fit my needs and I'm looking for quick, cosmetic fixes that cost no more than $150k to buy and no more than $15k to fix up that'll have an arv in the $185-$200k range. 

In this range, half of all sales are cash, with most of the other half 10-20% down conventional loans.The higher the price point, the more cash sales there are.BUT, at a lower price point of 225-325,000, half of sales are FHA or 3-5% down conventional financing, so you can certainly go with a lower down payment and still be competitive. 

(Usually based on assessed value)  In the future it is better to use LLC's as you have more diverse financing options when you are not taking title personally.

There are a range of different short and long term financing options available today that have zero DTI/personal income requirements and instead rely on things like the subject property's cash flow (DSCR). 

Because of where Redding sits in this sort of bowl in the mountain range, smoke from even far away fires will sit on top of the town.