Strongly suggest you to use the BiggerPockets Calculator as well as look into Lease Options as that might be another exit strategy to save on the repair, hoa, property manager costs. 

So the listing agent may have some extra commission if there is no buyers agent saving the seller money if they are willing to take less to sell directly to a buyer.If the listing agent goes “dual agent” representing both sides.

No savings, so I would finance the investment 100% (use my HELOC for downpayment + mortgage loan for the remaining balance).

Hey guys, I am a new real estate investor and I am trying to save money in every way during our second deal, first rehab.

Goals will help with saving, investing, and keep you focused for what you want to accomplish.  

I have my real estate salesperson license, but have only done deals for myself to save the commission.I have decided to dive in head first and focus on real estate. 

@Terri David you could possibly "hire" someone, for reduced rent, to look over the property and do showings, meet with contractors, etc... on a smaller building, but you'd still need someone to manage payments, marketing, tenant screening, etc.... it could save you some money on the management side, but you still need some type of management company, if you didnt want to do it yourself

For example, if you have $200k saved up, then if I could get into 10 - 100k properties (20% down on 100k is 20k x 10 = 200k). 

I am a relatively new investor that has gotten my feet wet by using my own savings to buy my first deal. 

I know investing in real estate is never completely passive, but from those of you with experience in larger properties like this, what types of situations typically come up that the owner has to resolve or become involved in?