We reached out to selling agents, signed the CA, got the financials, visited the properties, talked to banks and got preliminary paperwork started to be able to write a LOI (Letter Of Intent).

So we hit a bad streak with houses having issues and GC's and subs taking their time to have things completed on time, quality of work, subs not being paid, my husband and I had to much involvement and time spent so we said we have to change strategies.4) We both work full time jobs so the time we could spend at the job site was limited and hence the reason why you hire a GC but then you start hearing comments "oh it must be nice to work full time jobs, flip houses on the side, and show up here when you want too and do nothing and make all this money!"

@Dave Foster  Nice answer.  

I would love to own in a nice neighborhood (middle-class).

I have been looking at 2-4 unit multifamily properties (3b/1.5b) in the Southington, CT area I did a site visit with my handyman.Property is in good shape new roof and deck, except for aluminum wiring and cosmetic items.This market has been very competitive the last year and decent properties don't stay on the market too long. 

If not yet implemented - it’d be nice to have them added.

Already visited unit, looks good in and out.

Getting your license could be a nice "feather in your cap" that can compliment your activities of being an investor, but being a realtor will not make you an investor. 

I asked the tenant (via email) if the dog belongs to her parents who were in town visiting.

Hello everyone,I had visited a property couple of days ago in the Bronx, NYC and noticed that the building in the back has windows in every floor that have a clear view of the backyard of the house.