that is pretty funny you ran out of limits I hope I have that problem one day.

Hello BP,I found a two-unit property that I've analyzed over and over and I still think it seems to be a pretty good deal (based on needing $100+ per unit, with 12% ROI - courtesy of Brandon Turner).  

Once I get the license, I can pull pretty much any renovation permit except for a full on new build. 

Atlanta has gotten pretty competitive (as has much of the country from what I can tell), but there are still deals if you look hard enough. 

Multifamily's cap rate is pretty low in SLC right now but real estate is BOOMING here.

The properties are pretty much same square footage. 

The video seems pretty simple I’m not sure if I’m messing it up or it’s just the market right now.

Remember people who look at your unit have probably looked at  many others. they have a pretty good idea how yours compares.

The other option is to get a HELOC on the property.The process is pretty simple. 

I think small town PA is one that is pretty good in that realm I have been funding deals through out the central and eastern part of the state in what I would call under the radar.. and they seem to work.. but my vendors are highly experienced RE brokers so they know their stuff.