Most real estate seminars tend to be pep rally sessions to motivate individuals using various psychological techniques more than providing information and insights based on research that you can't find elsewhere.What seminars have you attended where it did not feel like blowing smoke up your glass?

Hey Tim did you end up finding someone I am also first time buyer in Cleveland and looking for a good property manager thx 

I am starting a park that will end up with roughly 20-25 lots on plot of land that's roughly 20 acres (including an existing 4/2 house).

Here's a couple of them https://www.mcallenedc.org/https://edinburgedc.com/https://mercedesedc.com/https://sanjuanedc.com/You can google the city name and "economic development" and most of them will pop up.

The property value is at least $600,000.I am looking to the community for advice and/or connections to someone that might offer me reasonable terms.

Financing for 5+ units is not very good right now, however there are ton of lenders including myself than can fund up to 75% LTV on a 1-4 unit property. 

As long as you have reasonable expectations of:- Running a 24 hour business (mostly remote but guest communications and emergency maintenance issues)- Managing cleaners (schedule and quality)- Managing maintenance (urgent and scheduled/preventative)You will be fine.  80% of the work is remote, with the exception being cleaning and maintenance. 

As a homeowner, you're already ahead of most people :) I grew up in CA and moved to Reno, NV to live and invest.

Been here almost 11 years and they’ve been saying Catskill is “up and coming” the whole time.

True foreclosures are all cash purchases so if you don't even want to pay $25 for a list or for access to a good site, you are probably starting a long climb up the wrong tree.