I identified Real Estate as a great investment vehicle to establish and grow intergenerational wealth.I have gone to seminars in NYC, read a few books, and listened to multiple podcast about real estate investing as well.  

We have read multiple books, done plenty of research, talked to a lot of knowledge people, and think we are prepared to start our endeavor.

They will pull your credit, usually from multiple sources.

I joined bigger pockets to learn from people that have been successful in the buy and hold game and also because I have no idea where to start when it comes to doing background checks, marketing the property, and what I'm supposed to be tracking along the way. 

I've had no vacancy issues in the previous three years of owning property in Seattle and the surrounding area (though they are single family homes) and multiple applicants to showings.

She's late on multiple payments across this spectrum and has a $12K open credit due that is 9 months past due.

Intimidation is the most valuable tool a landlord can bring to the game.

Despite this, I'm a bit ahead of the curve and am looking for guidance as to where to go next.Currently, I work for a luxury brokerage out of San Diego as an assistant to a top producer providing marketing and management of all digital platforms; I received this opportunity through DMing multiple agents on Instagram hoping to get a job after my return from a study abroad as a way to learn about real estate.

We have done multiple flips in the same area and have sold single family homes at $105 per sq ft this triplex is approx 2700 sq ft.

In a small multifamily if you allow pets there is no reason you need to allow multiple pets. even if I as a landlord had 3 pets I would never allow a tenant to have 3 dogs.