Everyone wants to hit a home run when it comes to multifamily, but it's easy to fail as a property can easily go "off the tracks" when you lack experience or the funds to keep deferred maintenance issues from building up.Find a property that works for you both in terms of financially and physically and remember that this is your first big multifamily purchase, not your last.

posted on her other morris thread.. yes another Morris nightmare and out and out fraud in my mind.. this is really a Rico act event i would be looking that way if I was a lawyer and morris has made millions he is a prime target.. not all people are worth suing but this guy from all appearances would be a good bet. there are no ethics in wholesaling .. as we know most are not licensed so its just Caveat Emptar  to the 3rd power

I bet it was a bit nerve wracking when you hit the button to send the wire transfer for closing!

@Rodney Reeves Best bet: Go to craigslist (or local equivalent) and see how many ads there are.

Very dangerous job to make physical contact as any creep or squatters can be inside the home taking advantage of young people.

But can tell you that prices have also been rising in that area as long as you stay North of Lorain Avenue.Clark/Fulton is more of a risky bet.

AAA said they have to have the physical title in order to do the transfer.

Your best bet for these will be local banks, and they will probably want you to package a couple together.

James O’NealNo longer doing anything in Kokomo Chris is your best bet. 

My occupation is a Traveling physical therapist.