I am confident I can get an amazing deal on it.

Even though you should all believe everything I say because I put the “J” in Jenius.Just yesterday I gave an answer that I’m confident in for most posters asking that question.

We screen for the best tenant we possibly can, attempt to serve them as best as we possibly can, and foster a relationship of mutual respect. 

Hey guys,So I'm a month or two away from completing my move to the United States, Pittsburgh specifically, and I need a whole bunch of help figuring out what I should pursue once I get over there, so I've started doing some research.A bit about me:As per the title, 27, moving to the US from New Zealand, and have around $100k cash at my disposalFiance lives in the US, and makes around $40k a yearHave experience flipping houses, done 4 to date, I'm competent at and confident with most aspects of construction and project managingHave experience being a landlord, although I suspect I'll have to relearn most of it with the different laws and suchI have no college level or professional qualifications, I just finished high school, attended university but dropped out to pursue real estateA very fast learner and willing to lead or work under someone.So that's basically my background.

You see both these examples; Century21, ExitReality, as well as Long & Foster...

Meeting others who are successfully doing what you want to do will give you the confidence that you can do it.  

Multi family, for a number of factors, didn't take much of a hit during the crash and people see the money being made and have regained their confidence in real estate. 

For Apartment Investing what specific things do I need to make sure I know so I can be confident that I know my market?

@Brandon Foster - with entercastle.com, have you used them yourselves or have any experience with them?  

I'm now more than confident enough to walk away!