I am new to the real estate business but have been extremely interested in purchasing homes (that don't require a ton of work), doing that work and then reselling them.

Also, Nashville is extremely hard to find any multi family over a quad. 

I'm extremely motivated and inspired to work my *** off (excuse the language).I've already read tons of articles here and I know what preliminary things I need to start with. i am currently working on a business plan, researching the market and the like.

It's unfortunate as he was extremely reliable.Does anyone in the OKC area have a recommendation for a quality lawn company to mow my three properties?

However, it seems in the D.C market finding good affordable multifamily homes is extremely challenging.

Granted, I am still extremely new at analyses so there may be some inaccuracies, however, I am trying to be as conservative as reasonably possible (i.e., perhaps I am allocating too much to CapEx each month?).

I've known him for years, we have worked extremely well together on my first property, but he isn't coming to the table with much monetary investment, but is very well versed in home construction/reno.

This is rare in today's overheated market but that should also give you extreme reason to pause.Alternately, you can also buy non-performing seconds for cents on the dollar and do the workout agreements.

So I gave that website another go with more searches and it has proven to be extremely valuable!

When it comes to actually purchasing their home people are extremely picky; I see it now even in a seller's market.