If you are firm about wanting multi-family, I would go a half step up on neighborhood class.An additional note: Missouri tends to have lower prices with comparable rent to the Kansas side.

Hired best structural engineering firm in the city and they issued letter of satisfactory.

After I met with two different contractors, a property inspector and termite inspector, and firmed up our numbers I felt a lot better about the deal.

I would firmly say my criteria is geared towards a more safe investment that may not yield as much profits (newer properties in need of moderate cosmetic upgrades), but will hopefully be one that does not come with many expensive surprises. 

I have a couple in mind but havent approached them yet.I plan on starting a thread for my journey on this one but I'm waiting till I have more information and plans firmed up.

Working to be firm and polite.If I ignore him, will I get a “demerit” on VRBO for not responding? 

Fix stuff if it needs fixed Be personable and friendly But never friends Be firm and stern on rules 

Pay a firm or individual to act as your registered agent in the new state. 3.

Since I also work for the firm  I see the conflict - I'll keep that in mind going forward.

It is firmly a seller's market but I wanted to ask the experts.My experience: Just getting started, read a couple RE books, listened to lots of podcasts.