A few things I'll mention since one of our investors just bought a 22-unit this year. 1) Don't buy a complex where you think it's apartments but find out it's actually individually-parceled condos and an HOA. 2) Get pre-approved for commercial financing so you can pull the trigger when you find a complex you want to make an offer on. 3) Do full-scale research on the city and area you want to buy in first; i.e. develop a business plan for your MFH investment strategy just like you would any business you start.

I’ve spent many hours researching turn key real estate and I am about ready to finally pull the trigger.

Mold is a trigger word for a lot of people, whereas mildew is just something that needs to be cleaned.

Attend as many meetups as you can, and ask around for anyone interested in partnership or if anyone knows a 100% lender.  

I did a partnership with some of them but with only the essentials course, we had problems where they wanted me to do things the way they were reading and I have a different mindset. 

It seems like there is a lot of due diligence before pulling the trigger.  

I've looked into the Indiana market a couple times, but have yet to pull the trigger out there.

The first deal is the hardest I've read, I look like I'm 2 months out from pulling the trigger 😰

Often times, they are doing it to do their due diligence on the area but you can accomplish that by making a trip  to your market before hand and getting to know the neighborhoods that fit your criteria so that when something comes available, you can pull the trigger quickly.

I started buying 2-4 units solo, then branched out with LLC and TIC partnerships.