All the best,Diego most of the good ones won't touch less than 100 units and even that is for new construction. hate to be the bearer of bad news. we are looking at ground up condo deals with entitlements and I reached out to a few HOAs based on larger towers and the best will cost more than it'll be worth.

Or you can DIY from Facebook marketplace, Craigslist, thrift stores and furniture stores.But is there anyone you can pay to help you DIY, to take advantage of local offerings and your own labor, while still not doing it wholly on your own?

The primary reason why we don't believe the course is worth the cost is because you only have access to the private FB group for 90 days.

Seller is paying $5,000 of closing costs and a $5000 credit towards a contractor for repairs found during inspection.Here is the part that is bothering me...

As far as the cost segregation study goes - yes, you can absolutely do a cost segregation study on a new build.

I am unsure if they are a good investment, but I am leaning towards yes, I don't have anyone around me to ask so I decided to come here.House 1. rents for $825/m the loan will cost me $13,000 as a down payment and $6,000 closing costs, and should cash flow approx $275/m after mortgage payment are made.House 2. rents for $600/m the loan will cost me $13,000 as a down payment and $6,000 closing costs, and should cash flow approx $50/m after mortgage payment are made. 

I am very eager to start taking action and learning but live in a high cost of living market (Boston) currently and for several reasons (need to save more, move to lower cost of living place etc.) will not be able to start for at least 1.5 years. 

How much will it cost to get me the licenses?

If not, do you know someone that can manage it for you and is there enough money available to cover their costs?

@Allan Smith Where do you think the labor force will opt for housing?