I can normally walk through a potential property and estimate the rehab cost within a few thousand.

I'm eager to establish connections with fellow multi-family investors, developers, and industry enthusiasts, with an eye toward potential collaborations and expanding our network.

I’ve looked at several out of state markets because people claim the barrier to entry is lower but I have yet to find anything that has the same potential for appreciation and a lower cost of management than I have in my current target markets.

Look for properties in areas with high rental demand to maximize your potential income.Renovation: Invest in renovating the basement to make it suitable for tenants.

My goal is investing in MTR, and I want to plug in the numbers from a potential property to buy and have as output "deal or no deal" based on the calculated numbers. 

🤔✨Not finding any comps to justify asking price✨Seller not willing to sign PA until someone physically sees it✨I have no "Boots on Ground" in the area✨I only have one potential Cash End Buyer who did not want to sign a NDA until he drove the area and looked at the building,QUESTIONS❓❓❓✨Do you have any suggestions on what type of buyer might be in position to purchase this kind of real estate?

Poor Property Condition: Dilapidated buildings or signs of neglect indicate potential costly repairs and maintenance down the line.

You want to invest just to have a place to live and potentially offsetting your mortgage payment by renting out the vacated rooms or having x amount of cashflow in the future?

Then make sure you put personal best practices in place to not put yourself in this position in the future.

Buy or inherit and hold for a long time, then cash out and redeploy equity into potentially higher cash flowing properties or other investments.2.