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@Rich Groves After a quick search with Google, I came up with their customer service number but it is against the rules of this site to post numbers outside of the marketplace.Google them!

Yes it does need work but one thing I noticed traveling China, Hong Kong, Singapore is they all have a huge infrastructure to support moving people around and that is key for growth!

Along the way, you will (1) learn the market; and (2) meet lots of rich people interested in real estate.

As of today, in Polk, Lake, Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties there are 58 duplexes for sale.They range in price from $ 25,000 to almost a million dollars...It is a "target rich" environment.If you need some help, all you need do is ask!

Try reading the book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad before you jump.  

just rent it my two cents and dont forget the "riches are in the niches " they say

Originally posted by @Rich Hupper:hi @Dion DePaoli Could you tell me if calculating the IRR for a 2 or 3 family home would be something I should be concerned with.

That is pretty much how I started, I went to a seminar and then listened to every single podcast as well as reading "Landlording on Autopilot", "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and the "Beginners Guide to Real Estate Investing". 

I am not looking to get rich quick but would like to have a long term goal of creating cashflow through Apt. building, multifamily, and note holding.