I saw this mult-family pop-up and I am wondering just how bad it could be.My current goal is to clean up some personal finance, but I keep looking at properties to try and keep up with pricing.address:3225 Fordhaven Rd, Louisville, KY 40214There was another 4 unit on the same road as this one that came up for sale for around 180k.If someone is in the Louisville area, then maybe they can explain why this is either a great deal or a disaster.Note: I am not an agent and have not affiliation with the property above. 

On that note, if you've paid off your mortgages and own your rental property, it isn't 100% bad.

They call right back and give accurate information even when it is bad news.   

Since you're new and they're the ones providing all the documents, it wouldn't be a bad idea to have everything reviewed by your attorney to make sure you understand everything you're signing and the terms of the deal work for you.Lastly, here's some general tips to help you avoid scams with lenders online:Tips for Avoiding a Scam on BiggerPockets

I’m not planning on buying anything else right away but want to take a year or two to thoroughly educate myself on how the market works, how to finance safely, how to find and recognize good deals and anything else that would help me make good choices when I get some money to invest.

I plugged the numbers in and the profit margins are a little lower than I’d like but a lIttle profit over no profit and a bad reputation works for me any day.

I think rekindling a conversation wouldn’t be a bad idea at some point.

It’s not to bad as long as you have a good reliable plumber and electrician.

You have a greater choice of options if you are open to the idea.

What have you had good or bad experiences with?