There are regulations regarding advertising, pooling funds,Seek the advice of an attorney. 

I'm looking to learn from others that have taken the landlord approach on either SFH or MFH as their first acquisitions and what are some of the pitfalls to look out for.My background, I'm an Army Veteran that left that world to seek out new opportunities as a civilian.

First, the most simple approach is to join all your local Facebook REIA groups and stay active in those by letting everyone know what your goals are. 

Completely understand the goal of using none of my own cash to fund these deals, to allow me to do more deals and am constantly seeking better ways to do this as well.

I would like to get insights on how active are out of state investors involved in managing large apartment buildings to give me an idea if I should get involved with this larger asset. 

There has been quite a bit of investor activity across from the Expo center, and there are plans for a massive mixed-use development there.

The business is still active; however, I'm not ordering any new inventory and plan on stopping operations when all my current inventory is sold.

Hi all,As usually here is some data from MLS for Market trends, Industry watch and buyer activity report. 

Yes it is an issue,and one that you should seek legal advice on

I will call my underwriter to see if there are any activities that may be currently excluded from self-managing my units.