But I agree with your mentor comments, they were very insightful and spot on, and I am excited to build those relationships over time!

I realized that a traditional down payment could put me in a tight spot if 2 of 4 units have a major issue before building a fund from cash flow.So now I’m weighing the question,” Is it possibly worth renting another year, if I can’t find a multifamiky deal?”.

Here are some photos of us moving the front door spot.

I have been in his spot so I know that lots of things were out of his control before, during and after the divorce.

Don't let the number scare you, if everything is updated and your inspection is good that puts you in a great spot.

You should determine about exactly what it's worth and list it a little below the sweet spot...hopefully leading to bid wars.

I love value add, I actually spotted a property recently that had 33 unites with a potential to raise the value to almost half a million dollars by raising the rents, however it was section 8 (all disabled or hands-capped) but in what looked like a revitalization area and I don't have experience with section 8.

Maybe they don't have a computer or cell phone, or they don't trust electronic payments.

Braeside is a good spot.

Those self-education activities and numerous blogs, technical charting books, ETFs, index funds, 24/5 futures, fx, metals, commodities, energies, cyclical methods, moon phases, sun spots studies, etc made me feel like I am some sort of small authority so out of hobby started working on market charts to make those theories put to work in real life just for fun.