There are numerous highly qualified real estate attorneys.

Hi Michael,You can definitely find decent B class multifamily complexes showing around 9% net cap rates.We are currently negotiating on a deal in Ohio showing a genuine 12% cap.Also, there are numerous private lenders that will lend to foreigners.

For numerous reasons we decided to pursue both the buyer and the seller.

You may be competing with buyers willing to pay the full retail market price.Then, there are the numerous skeletons waiting for you to discover them.

I have also read Mike Butlers "Landlording on Autopilot" & he gives numerous ways to get above & beyond 100% of your rent.

There are numerous management styles for low income properties.

Although the numbers look great I wouldn't buy anything bigger than a 3 bed house in a C class area.There will mostly like be drama on a regular basis with numerous vacancies.Just my opinion.Thanks

I see numerous problems that could have huge and lasting negative consequences for you.

I have watched many hours of how-to videos (where on person told me to never invest with my own money) and read a lot of the forum posts and articles on this, and numerous other sites yet still feel I need more direction.

In one deal I had the bank too longer than the SS attorney estimated and approved the deal 5 months later instead of 3 months, and I had to eat the 2 month worth of property taxes as a buyer because the original package estimated a 3 month duration to prorate the property taxes on the preliminary HUD.Now foreclosure is different, I had numerous back and forth with banks during foreclosures.