I've been advised to establish accounts for each building. 

More businesses are moving in, the city is establishing new entertainment districts etc., and so a lot of people are revitalizing these old iconic neighborhoods of Birmingham.

Hello Daniel, I have not spoken with a mortgage broker yet as we are looking at purchasing later in the year / early next year but I planned on reaching out to one soon to establish relationship with different brokers and see what they can offer me.

Since you are just starting out I would suggest waiting a bit long to establish an LLC.

However, if there are established section 8 tenants in place and the property is functional and the numbers work, it could be a decent investment if (and only if) you have the right management system in place for it.

Its pretty well established all the way out to Rural where you see the new developments.  

I think it might have a lot to do with the fact that many investors that I’ve listened to have offered slightly different advice on the wholesale strategy.

I hope you're already doing a lot to build your team. 

@Gregory CraigIf you're relatively open-minded on where to go, then there is a lot to like about Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, and Arkansas.

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