Thanks for the insight @Wayne Brooks, I know someone that has experienced multiple job loss on and off for the past few years.

I would like to get the most out of biggerpockets, I hope to meet some very experienced investors as well as newbies to network, learn from and with and of course ultimately do deals and make money.

Find an attorney experienced with evictions and let them do the hard work to get this guy out.

@Anna Davis I let mine go for almost 2 months and my more experienced advisor kept telling me “serve the papers on day 6!”

The same barriers apply when trying to get a broker or seller to take you seriously.And of course it also takes an experienced team to operate these types of deals.I’ve been in real estate for over two decades and have written a few books on real estate investing.

Unless it is just demo (and even that can be screwed up by a non experienced helper), too easy to have this take longer or get messed up and have to bring in a pro to fix it which would cost more than twice as much and take twice as long.

Your agent schedules the inspection for 4-7 days, but the initial walk-thru is to verify condition and keep you from paying $500 for an inspection if there is a fatal flaw with the property...all identified by an experienced agent with construction experience.You should be doing a de-brief after the walk-thru and building a preliminary scope of work to estimate your renovation or repair costs. 

We have spoken to several management companies and chose one because of their philosophy, but we are now experiencing a hard time getting them to follow up with the work that needs to be done. 

I would love some advice from some more experienced folks on the following situation: I have an off-market offer for a multifamily that I would like to sell.

We all think we know what we're doing, I know I did, when starting out but you'd be amazed at what the experienced brokers can show you and of course, offer up in the way of connection opportunities.