What’s the next level up from pissed?

@Debra ThomsonAny outfit that makes it to the "team" level and starts doing lots and lots of deal is eventually going to bring a realtor in house. 

A little insight @Brandon Williams, Shorewest pulls data from the MLS's IDX feature, the most up to date data for non Realtors is Realtor.com.3&4 units tend to be in high demand for the casual investor, the debt level is not terrifying, and most owner own maybe 1 or 2 properties, as a diversification play in their retirement strategy, this makes them highly desirable, and pushes the price up.

If you don't have the income level for that you can search for seller financing options on a multiunit but they are hard to find.

@Aaron KlattThanks for your reply, i have some money to invest for the beginning.The location that i thinks about is California state or Florida state.like i said i would like to hear what is the options in these areas and what kind of offers i can get there, example of good deal, good profit with low rick level and nice rental income.I also interesting in brand new projects for group of 5 people if there is such a thing like that.To sum up i am open minded and ready for start.Thanks again,Shay

Tenants have mostly cared about bedrooms, square footage, location and level of finishes.

Build a stable cash flow in one Investment 1st  then go to next level. 

I offer gap funding on this level and many deals that you can review if you like...I have more requests than I can handle.

Regarding if you should get an LLC or not, it really depends on your level of risk and how much protection you want.

I got into real estate investing by accident and based on the reality of being mid-level management @ age 54, I'm on the coroprate chopping block.