Hi all,Just looking for some advice on this subject.

So I’m living in a hot equity market (Washington DC) at the moment and wanted to purchase a multifamily ,2-4 unit, as my first property.

What do you subject matter experts think? 

Otherwise you will be spinning your wheels trying to find a deal on the MLS in a super hot market.

Hey, BP Friends,Advanced apologies for the length of this post.I'm looking at a subject-to deal on a double wide in NC that has been vacant for YEARS.

On the other hand, Bellflower does not have rent control.If you are referring to a single family residence where there is only one unit on the lot, then it is not subject to rent control laws.In any situation, I would encourage good communication so that you and your tenant can have a mutually beneficial, long term relationship. 

Will property managers be willing to talk to some stranger about hot neighborhoods (all in hopes of earning business)?

*** I'm okay with being wrong and subjectively teachable.

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(other than those insanely hot Latina hotties that constantly try to snag a piece of me)No one.I care more about making money than a ego trip filled business name.Your business name should not be just a name.