So far so good, and the people from the town have been super helpful and are great resources for info.

**My advice is for mentors that deal with large multifamily (100+ units)I'll try to not make this post super long - but here are a few things to look for when vetting a coach:1.

Super cool guy.

No big deal, but the point is my super simple database and recordkeeping system was able to discover the discrepancy and I also found that my CPA's records were $30,000 or $60,000 off (can't remember).My point is; Quicken makes bookeeping super cumbersome and because there are so many screens and crap you don't neet Quicken makes your bookkeeping prone to mistakes.You don't need Quickbooks.

Not a major issue unless they are super low and/or have lots of debt. * Their Behavior. 

See if there is an owner's group for the market you are interested in, and then ask the other owners for recommendations.We have STRS in the Outer Banks and White Mountains, and I belong to owners groups for both that are super helpful.Hope that helps!

Current kitchen feels super crammed and small.2) Creating a new room there where the living/dining room is could work, but see...this main level already had 4 bedrooms, and 2 in the basement.

@Gavin Odell Maine has some super great areas to invest in!

Be ready for guideline changes, LTV changes, FICO changes, and pricing to swing wildly.The secondary market for these DSCR loans is drying up, and the cost of holding these loans on the lender warehouse lines is super expensive. 

Don't buy cheap crap - the shelves are super flimsy and you have to deal with that on top of ice maker and general repairs.