- Residential purchases, remodel/repairs, and re-sale (flips).

Im relatively new (2years) into RE investing but I currently own 11 properties with a total of 32 units all in the Bismarck-Mandan area.

Im relatively new in Sarasota, FL and hoping there's a real estate group here that meets on occasion (or would like to) to explore RE related investment prospects, etc.  ...coffee, wine, cigars, etc.?   

Ready to chat all things re, let’s connect vesties!

I think its highly regionalI would talk to a very experienced local RE broker they will know. or a local Appraiser. 

I'm interested in moving up to multi-family in the near(ish) future, but I'm thinking it might be difficult to find 20% to put down on a significant purchase.

We have a glorified house hack scenario in Portland where we rent about half of the property out as a mid term and while our travel nurse is working we are improving the second half of the property for a future permitted attached ADU. 

Structural repairs can be very expensive, so it can be hard for condo associations to convince members to pay for them / to save money to pay for them in the future.

Hey mate,Keep costs at a minimum.If the carpet is good/new.Leave it for now IMO and deal with it at a later date.And can always not accept pet's as per your lease or if you do, charge a pet deposit and monthly pet fee that will assist with any future repair needed caused by pet damage.We own a PM company and do the same.Thanks 

I have managed assets up to 36MM, and am in commercial brokering with deals from 10MM to 30MM, at the end of the day just be clear and concise when communicating.Feel free to connect, and best of luck on your PM/RE journey!