I intend on reading this next month.One last one though not Multifamily more how to think creatively when dealing with Real Estate is Blue Ocean Opportunities in Commercial Real Estate by Cherif Medawar It's only in kindle format but well worth the $3.

Be prepared that the members of your team may change for a variety of reasons. 

I only listen to Biggerpockets podcast while driving now, and in my down time when I used to watch mindless television I am watching youtube videos, practicing running numbers, checking COMPS, and trying to prepare to the best of my ability to not come off like a complete and total amateur when I approach one of you lenders on here with a deal I firmly believe will be mutually beneficial. 

A broker just allows you to access multiple lenders and only preparing one underwriting package.We are working with Talonvest right now on a project and expect to get 8-10 term sheets to evaluate. 

I have done a lot of research and a lot of reading/educating about REI in order to be prepared but am at the point of needing to learn the rest by doing. 

My SCN question is:When preparing a packet for buyers, what info is most important to include? 

I am new to rehabbing and flipping and was wondering does anyone know of a good and creative way to find houses that have mold issues?

I want to make sure I go prepared and give them whatever notice or if the police would do anything.

2) What are the basic steps I need to take before the auction day in preparation to bid?

I suspect your numbers will get worse before they get better so prepare for that too.