Maybe check out How to Buy a Small MultiFamily Property: A Step by Step Case Study for some tips on getting started with multifamily.

Though I'm still a beginner, I do know quite a bit about investing from various courses I've taken and information I've studied.  

We've been saving capital and studying the surrounding markets for the best local areas to begin a wholesale/fix-flip business.We have a zipcode measured out for where we want to begin.

Study the market.

Study the market.

I want to share to you some basic recommendations as you study during this lockdown period:         1.

I wanted to ask, I'm a sophomore in college studying business finance, should I wait to start in real estate until I get out of college and have a stable income? 

I have done some studying of the foreclosure market for some clients of mine.

With todays current market conditions, buyers are getting a lot more negotiation power.I just finished a rough draft report with 6 different REI case studies for Denver, Springs, and Pueblo with the new higher interest rate environment at 6 different investment price points. 50k, 100k, 115k,150k, and 250k .

Here are some of the tax credits and strategies: Cost segregation studies, bonus depreciation, historical tax credits, 5G Rooftop leasing, 45L tax credits, 179D tax credits, opportunity zones, Construction tax planning, Real estate asset disposition studies, Reserve studies, and Tangible property repair regulation.Is your accountant aware of your tax plan?