If the property is acquired and resold it would lead to the agent getting the listing as wellThanks

I've seen a few rural properties that look like they could be acquired for less than 70% ARV, but is the risk too high that holding costs would get out of hand before I could find a buyer willing to pay what it's worth?  

Hey guys I am a new investor and being at it for a year now and owned 3 rental properties, I have two properties that I recently acquired from an old friend that needed extensive rehab but got a good deal on the properties However properties are in C/D Neighborhood and rent about $600 a month.

I use private money or seller financing to acquire my deals and eventually refi with a small bank that lends to my LLC with a personal guarantee from me.

"According to IRS Form 5405, acquiring your home from a related person disqualifies you from claiming the first-time homebuyer tax credit.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how to acquire a list of properties (addresses) that are delinquent with property tax? 

Making a couple hundred dollars a month on individual single family homes seems like a slower way to go than acquiring 150 "doors" through a few medium size multi-family properties.Thanks in advance to anyone that takes the time to read this and share any wisdom you have!

As a new investor who is planning to house hack and jump start their real estate portfolio by getting started with a FHA loan, to acquire a multifamily property.

The value of acquiring a good deal is many times worth much more than the commission paid. 

I am thinking about wholesaling the property as I currently don't have the capital to acquire it myself.