We purchase multis in the 10-50 unit range.

In today's market we've found the most success in a multi-pronged approach implementing the tactics above.

I am newly separated and finances are tight right now. what I am hoping to learn and find though is ways to finance a house or 2 or a multi family unit so i can just get started.

New to the REI community and looking to get some great guidance and advice from the seasoned vets and learn as much as I can.Have been doing some initial research into Multi-family, buy-and-hold, (>,=2 units) in the Chicagoland area (mainly western suburbs, Brookfield, LaGrange, Downers Grove, Wheaton, and the like) and found some units with potential.Here's my current question:I've found a property that I believe has some potential.

Does anyone have any insight or experience with this issue, and any tips on which insurance to choose for large groups of bachelorette parties, families, and random drunks in Wine Country?

I was wondering if anyone could give me any tips on locating properties (multi-family, apartment, etc.). 

Long term goal is to have enough rental properties, single and multi family, to have enough passive income to be my own boss and financially free!

In addition to the podcast, blogs, and forums, I found the BP books to be super helpful and easy to digest: http://biggerpockets.com/books and there's also a free intro video course that has a lot of the same material as the Book on Rental Property Investing: https://www.biggerpockets.com/courses/a-beginners-introduction-to-real-estate-investing

Hello team, we submitted an LOI about 3 weeks ago on a multi family (15 units) property and we heard from the seller last night.

People may have their own approach to analyzing multi-family, be it duplex, triples, four-plex or "many" units.