A couple hundred dollars a unit scattered all over is not as tempting to me as half the cash flow in one larger multifamily with an on site PM. 

My company buys a couple hundred a year not counting what we do in our buy and hold fund.If you are looking for deals and direction on the houston market, look me up when you get here and i can get you to sit down with our team and provide some guidanceThe market overall in houston is slowing down, but if you have the right mindset and data you can make money flipping houses regardless of market direction!

Hey Guys,   So I have an older couple(mid to late 50’s) I inherited from a purchase.

. - I decided I didn't want to mess with it because Im starting another project with higher potential return.Now, as an example, I look at this one:https://www.zillow.com/homes/63-GRANVUE-DRIVE-BELL...Its on the Auction block, if I picked it up for 2 or 3k, and sold it for 10k to someone else who wants to work with it, essentially a wholesale deal, and didn't spend any money fixing it up, and agreed to max 1k realtor fees if any, I might make some money on it.If you go to our county tax assessor site, and search '63 Granvue', youll see that 1) the total taxes for 2018 are $2981.38, and 2) they are paid by the bank already for 2018 http://www.co.st-clair.il.us/Pages/parcel.aspxWhat I am asking is - if I bought this at auction, and sold it within a couple of months as a property someone else can rehab, how would the property taxes work / what would I end up paying? 

I was first introduced to real estate investing 2 years ago, but was too busy with my small IT company to take it serious.I am now winding down my IT business and looking to focus on REI full-time.I’ve joined a couple of REIA, FB, and MeetUp groups to get the ball rolling.

That, coupled with my existing Business line-of-credit and cash on hand, I can pretty much buy houses to rehab and Flip at will, (up to a certain point).

Hi,I have a couple of properties that I have recently bought in South Indianapolis (Greenwood, Indiana) and I am looking for a good Property Management company that I can hire to manage them.

Some of them add, "or at least 21 and married". 

I also know there is no perfect plan to follow when getting started but I'm trying to weigh the pros/cons of going the SFH route (at first), pay cash for the first couple, generate that cashflow and build it from there.

I would only be able to help them a couple hours a week I already work two jobs lol.