@MICHAEL MCMANUS - I actually went with Innago and Quickbooks and potentially moving to Xero to help even additionally reduce my cost.

After freshening it up and getting it rent-ready, I was able to list it two weeks ago.I've had a decent amount of interest, two open house showings with about 6-8 different potential tenants/couples.

Or, potentially, open it up to more people with smaller minimums.

Despite offering above the asking price, I'm consistently missing out on potential deals.

Just found a potential way to get started.

My name is Neil, and I currently reside in Dallas, TX.For years, I've been intrigued by the potential of multi-family real estate, but I never took concrete steps to pursue this interest until recently.

If and when available for my personal properties or buyer client's in Oregon, seller financing has been the way to go.

And if you're straining to put 25 or 30 percent down, when that extra cash could have gone toward down payment for home #2, I'd rather have the second investment.I just posted on this thread here about how the demographics are such that there are just going to be more buyers than homes available for the next several years, so prices aren't likely to go anywhere anytime soon.

Currently my only marketing channel is mls through a real estate agent My goal by the end of next week is to figure out which websites to pull lists from and start to build a list of potential properties to analyze.If I am trying to buy a 4 plex off market by the end of April 2025What website should I pull my first list off of?

Its not without hassle though, that's an important distinction, tuckpointing, brick sealing, and potential wall separation/collapse are always considerations.