Will be using a GC for the new build, but after doing 6 flips in Cleveland and running into bottlenecks of how much the GC can handle, I'm wondering if just subbing out each trade would be quicker and cheaper than waiting on GC's who are overbooked and managing over a dozen projects at a time to finish out my own projects. 

Decide what you want to do and they type of homes and locations of where you want to invest and then start running the numbers.

Does anyone have advise on getting my foot in the door or the best way to start down that path?

Would love to be able to network and run deals by those with more experience than myself. 

I think that could open up some more possibilities if you are actually running a business with the real estate 

My next door neighbor told me that the owner had three duplexes but would only sell if he could sell all of them at the same time.

Dang you got my attention.We had a 10 year old kid running around in the dark and fell in an area that was about 3 feet down where the entrance to the basement is on the end of the house.

If a beginner buys TDs as described in this post, and they yield 10.5%, what type of losses should be expected over the long run? 

Technically mount holly is where I live but Charlotte is right next door. 

Hey All,Does anyone have a formula/process for price per door when looking at a hotel to apartment conversion project?