Last year we were able to connect an investor of a coastal six plex with our personal credit union and due to strength of borrower and property, they provided a non-member with a 25% down mortgage with a 25 year amortization on a property the seller was requiring 'cash only' due to the presumed challenges of multi family financing. 

I paid in cash for all of this.

You can sign up for these on a great website called Meetup.Financial Preparation:Evaluate Your Finances: Understand your current financial situation, including savings, credit score, and any potential sources of funding.Create a Budget: Establish a budget for your first investment.

It's a market where you can still get cash flow and it's also putting up significant appreciation.

Once you have a solid system in place where you know your numbers, you can start to delegate some of the calling to an Inside Sales Agent (ISA) so they can live transfer the hottest leads over to you and you can save a lot of time.

I'm looking into investing in areas that would provide positive cash flow and/or appreciation. 

I was fortunate to buy it when prices were much much lower and got a great deal on it so we don’t have a mortgage on this building but if we did the cash flow would help with that as opposed to taking a distribution at the end of the year.

Should we sell these condos for better cash flow houses or try to find owner financed deals?

Purchase price: $295,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $400,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven, in collaboration with Harvey Boyd, successfully completed a fix-and-flip on Crossfire Dr, Covington, GA 30014.

Though it may seem to save them money, many homeowners end up with shoddy work being done that isn't to code, and end up paying a fortune to get it corrected.