I am here in ATL for a couple of days on business and looking to catch an Real Estate Investing meeting. 

HiI pulled the trigger, a couple of months ago, on a 2000 sq ft building in a very busy road frontage location in Ocean Isle Beach, NC.

Now if you have a million or two in cash, and an other couple million or more in properties, then yeah, set up some LLC's.Have you thought about possibly just getting the loan in your name, live in it, and a few years down the line when you have moved out, there is a little equity just doing a quit claim deed to put it into your LLC? 

I have also been attending REAPS and investor meetings, and will be attending REI very soon.

My plan of action is to start attending REIA meetings in Austin, meet up with local investors, contact real estate agents, and consult with a law firm.

I took a similar path a couple years ago by utilizing the 203k and occupying one of the units - definitely HUGE benefits to that approach.I'm not as familiar with the Cape and Plymouth area, but one of my closest friends and colleagues is down that way and has acquired 5 multifamily buildings by starting with the same approach.

I have a couple questions about your direct mailing experience if you wouldn’t mind me messaging you.

I have a couple of properties OTC and currently have the tax lien certificate. 

I uncovered a multitude of issues (mainly cosmetic) but I have a couple of big ticket maintenance issues remaining - a slab drain leak (not supply) which was recently discovered and the home appears to need slight leveling (door jambs tight, small gap on brick outside). 

Turns out this couple owns over 40 properties, one of which is an 18 unit complex in my area.