So far our properties are in A neighborhoods while the multifamily properties we are considering are in C neighborhoods with more of a working class tenant base. 

My main issue as of now is to find a lender who has products to fit my needs as close as they can so I can begin my journey as a real estate investor earning passive income and providing great homes for my tenants.

Our title company does not close any of our deals until they receive the "special assessment" reports which will outline any fees charged by DNS(dept. of neighborhood services) for code violation non-compliance, special work done around the property etc....

If I'm ever in the podcast, I will say it is Rich Dad Poor Dad)I have one commercial and one retail property, another that is scheduled to close in about a week, and one auction I was considering only because it was a street away from my newest property and I really like the neighborhood.

I have a SF home fully rehabbed, nice neighborhood & location with 6 month bridge loan (1 month remaining) in company LLC; owe $56K with ARV $92K.

@Giovanni Brown Some properties are a better fit for the auction method.

Plus you have a shot at some appreciation with an "A" neighborhood, which will be amplified by leverage.

Let's say a neighbor lived in a house that looks like it needs a lot of work. You look at the county tax assessor site and see the owe over 14k on property taxes. Would you knock on their door and inquire if they were...

Oh, I don’t owe 350,000, that’s just what houses in my neighborhood are selling for generally.  

DeCiccos In Millwood in route 100 said we can do it there for free....just order drinks probably fit 20-25 people on the second floor.