Some realtors may have a lot of contacts that are helpful to you.I don’t think this is a one size fits all but their strengths add to yours.

Depending on size that could change plans.

Everyone has different goals and investment criteria, so this is not a one size fit all kind of situation.I will suggest that you clearly define what you what and do some research.

@Elizabeth Compton What towns specifically are you looking to buy in and what sized units?

I feel id be better served to arm myself with the best chance for success by beginning with first educating myself on the basic's of the industry's vocabulary / basic strategy's through reading a few books.

Hi Anthony - an investor client that I was working with recently needed to get a quote for a similarly sized property in Troy.

Ultimately, as long as you are following the expert guidance of your CPA (who is an expert in your specific industry) and doing what best serves your needs to fulfill your vision of what you want your business to be for YOU, I would argue you are in a great place in the bookkeeping/tax realm.

My recent purchase that met the sustainability requirement was both (it was off market and could not have received FHA funding).If you require the high LTV of an FHA loan, I think your time would be best served looking for a great deal on a duplex.Good luck

Most will require a 20-30% downpayment.For mid-sized loans ($5mm+) they may allow you to bring in some equity, but will require a certain percentage to be from the Key Principals (guarantors) and will require about 10% liquidity to be maintained through the loan term.How large is the loan?

But that’s still a lower crime rate than most of the cities of its size in the nation.