Just wanted to pop in and say hi.

Heck, I wish the 55,000 newbies would go away and learn real estate, use to be, about 5 years ago, we could talk about how to structure deals, be creative and legal, but today, it's pretty much the blind leading the blind, guru wannabes popping up, and newbies agreeing with junk saying how cool some instant money machine is.

Additionally, if they see you have more than your offered price, it goes to show you are a stronger buyer and that you won't be broke and walk when $2k in closing costs pop up.

It's probably going to be a big challenge to find a unit at the right price and then be able to cash flow with it considering all of the extras like HOA, maintenance, PM and any other expenses that might pop up.

In this range, you find the Mom and Pops looking to retire. 

In this range, you find the Mom and Pops looking to retire.

There are not many multifamily buildings, but they do pop up and most cash flow well.

That isn't short term, I'm popping the hood to my rental business and deciding if its doing what I need it to.

Account Closed I am currently looking at Condos and the rare SFH that pops up that are under 200k in my immediate (less than 5miles) from my home.

If you want to be super prepared for issues that pop up, I'd say about low end 500-700 and high end 1100-1500 about 3 months in to licensure.