I am looking for a multi-family.

3) Would you say basic relatively cheap and quick projects listed above give your listing an extra edge on the market and fetch a higher price.4) Would you recommend a established reliable service like this to your future clients. 5) Do you use a third party to take profession pictures or even UAV (drone) images/Videos of houses/properties you are selling.I am a General Contractor.

The ownership percentages will be determined by how much money each party puts in at time of property purchase. 

I have read and own over a dozen books on real estate investing, spent countless hours on BP and other REI sites and I am actively looking to purchase a multi unit investment property.

One of the main reasons I have upgraded to an paying member of BP was because of the marketplace, and since the upgrade I have posted 3 property I had for sale here in Toledo, Ohio... (1) A multi unit that I sold through social media marketing (2) A SFH in a B- class working neighborhood that I told my mentor about whom ended up buying it(3) A Large 5bed 5bath home in the Historic Old West End (an A class neighborhood) that I have yet to sell but a local couple (that again seen it on another site) whom is pre approved plans to put it under contract after they learn more about the FHA 203k loan process.Now with other marketing sites I got a email or a call on each of these listings from investors EVERYDAY but I have yet to have any serious inquires about any of the 3 listing besides a few other noses/curios local investors that just wanted to check out the new competition in town lol.

@Danielle Clark, because you WILL be "in a position to buy a house" in January, I suggest skipping the wholesaling and/or flipping rigmarole.Go STRAIGHT for a Multi of some sort, and live in one of the Units.

But quite frankly, I am sick and tired of the snake oil salesman and garbage this industry attracts.For starters, wholesaling a property can work to the benefit of all parties involved.  

10% down if Owner Occupied / SBA 7a. 25% down for multi family / commercial investor / warehouse etc.  

Heading into 2017, we may be facing the real possibility that the party is over.  

I read through the Ultimate Beginner's Guide and the multi-family property investing seemed like the kind of investing I would be interested in (duplexes and triplexes) and potentially house flipping.I have some background in real estate investing - primarily doing accounting work for individuals and commercial real estate developers.