I’m looking for purchase price of long term b&h multi family properties.Thanks! 

I am primarily looking for small multi-family houses to house-hack or SFH to fix up and rent.

Hello, I know this has been brought up a lot, but I wondering if anyone has recommendations for a good REA in the metro area for multi-families that is also an investor. 

I just listened to a Bigger Pockets podcast where the guest talked about a multi-unit property he purchased and projected $50,000 in renovations over the first 6 years.

According to MLS data, the multi-family market in Providence and Rhode Island cratered as it did in most of the country between 2007 to 2010, going from a peak of around $280,000 per residence to $100,000.

(That's where the 'consultantancy' and/ or additional marketing and advertising angles, other tactics, buyer pre- screening, etc. can come in very handy... and routinely 2- 3x your LO, ROI. :-)

Quicken has a bad rap with investors because it advertises low rates and then has massive closing costs.

I’m a new investor in Tucson, AZ wanting to get into the flipping business to raise capital with the long term goal of investing into multi-family.Does anyone have any experience or recommendations in how to properly incentivize contractors to stay on schedule and meet cost targets?

I am looking to get into commercial multi-family and I have been asked for an executive summary.

Now the agent advertises it as a "bank approved short sale".