I have a solid contact there for you if you'd like.As for multifamily properties, I'll admit they're not as abundant as SFH, condos, or townhouses by any means.

Decatur and Lithonia (next city over) have areas with an abundance of upside down condo's purchased during or right before the market crashed.  

I just got done reading this recent posthttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/30/topics/190...And it looks like there is an abundance of information!

Do you see a housing crash on the horizon any time soon where properties might become abundant and affordable?

You also want to set the tone & precedent from Day 1.Definitely try to find out if there are any major electrical/plumbing/roof issues, but other than major mechanical items, I would not ask too broad a question.On the shower head, often it is just some calcium build-up inside the showerhead, and simply placing the shower head in vinegar for several hours will do the trick. 

I’m also a bit of numbers geek naturally so I try to break down things to the basic arithmetic most of the time.What I have found is that there is an abundance of talk in real estate investing forums or in REI clubs about certain aspects of REI (50% rule, construction discussions, LLC vs.

I wouldn't be surprised however, to see a market correction within the next few years partially because of the abundance of new supply we have seen lately.

Las Vegas has an abundance of transitory residents.  

Memphis, is a strong rental market and an abundance of cheap lots made it possible for the ROI to work.

There is an abundance of information and networking opportunities here.