My wife and I are finally in a pretty good financial situation and are fixing as much as we can as fast as we can when it comes to our credit hers is wose than mine we had a couple of rough years that really hurt us.

So I'm basically just starting I'm a newbie and I am super eager to finally close on my first multi unit property.

There are investors all over Texas waiting on MFH to crop up so make sure you are ready with your offer and associated paperwork at the drop of a hat.The final piece to note is that you should buy a place that is a good investment AFTER you move out.  

,I've been wondering recently, in terms of house flipping, what aspects of a rehab/flip can usually offer the best ROI when it comes to the final appraisal?  

It took me some time but I understood how things work here finally 😃.

I would maintain at least 50.1% control of the property, they would collect a 1-3% acquisition fee, and 1-3% on-going fee.Essentially, it should be a win-win for all parties involved.

We were about to do our biggest acquisition yet (18 units) and it was all with partners, so I had to be super cautious.

It's a great book, and I would recommend it to anyway looking to get educated about real estate.While reading the book, there was a passage that gave you a script on what to say when making an offer to a bank and guidance on how to find good deals, and I used this pretty much verbatim when I was finally ready to make my offer.

We finally bought that house at 50% of ARV did about 30K of work.

Once counters and bath are down then you can move onto paint and finally the floors can be tackled.