White you are admittedly in over your head.

. :-)Also, if you get a negative inspection that you don't agree with, you can always attempt to override it by going over the inspector's head to whoever's in charge of the building dept.

@Joe VilleneuveYour totally correct.But in this instance as you noted, @Trent M. has his properties fully paid off. 

For instance, I own 1.5 mil of real estate in higher appreciating markets.

I was aware about the people having cameras 2 get an idea of what potential buyers think of a property, it just didn't click in my head.

So our plan has always been new construction so that’s where our head has been.

For instance I have a 3 unit property and one unit pays $850 instead of $950 and he has an oil furnace he probably fills two tanks, one tenant pays $700 and she has electric heat which is high in our town and her heat runs $1200 a year and the third tenant pays $750 and has oil and electric and I think he uses both.

Thank you and I appreciate the heads up for the search features.

However, here are the reasons I chose to go with another program - - Ability to partner with the head of the group in ANY market (no restrictions of location)-A mentor who is actively buying large multifamily for themself - not just coaching - mine has acquired over 3,500 units this year so far (and 13,000+ in total)-Direct access to the head of the group to call/text/email anytime - not handed off to sub-coaches-The program I'm in now is selective - they don't let someone in just because they can write a check - and they only add 1 or 2 members per month.

For instance, I have pre-2007 market experience in appraising, and commercial real estate (held my license at that time).