Penciling, comping, and closing deals come easy to me, but now I want to further challenge myself and increase my net worth to pass on to my children by getting into multi-family development.Who I want to connect with- Other DevelopersI want to understand how you are capturing these opportunities, penciling them out, and managing these projects from the ground up.- LendersI want to find a lender that I can rely to provide me a steady stream of debt and who I can show they can rely on me to provide them a good return without dealing with any surprises on my end.

The building is zoned mix-use so I could always just make the 1st floor residential into an apartment. 

The contract/sale was never recorded on the deed.For those wanting the horror story on how I got into this Contract for Deed, here you go....Had all 5 properties rented, 2 two people I knew personally.

Sometimes it is just a pop-by a month or two after they move in to see how they have treated the place so far.

Line of credit costs vs amount in taxes paid vs strategy for property...etc...lots of personal factors that go into this that only you can answer.

Find a minimum of 1 to 2 hours daily to research, investigate and deep dive into each investing niche you hope to use.

I'm 19 and going into my second year of college this fall.

Once you own that for a year you can move out of it and rent all the units and move into another one and repeat the process.  

We have almost $3,000 into attorney fees so far and Cuyahoga County has blocked the emergency hearing so that we can all get on a call and kindly ask the fraudulent lien filer, Garrett Neal of San Diego (dba Neal Aviation), to please remove the mortgage lien.

Keep in mind, appreciation percentage is applied to the property value, not the equity.3 - If you took that profit, and invested into a new rental, could you CF that rental.