We owned a coach home property in Clayton Heights, Surrey which was far nicer than my own home and essentially had a nice cash-flowing triplex but I found the house not well built- after it was 10 years old the maintenance was starting to add up, the market took that sudden upswing and we sold at a nice profit. 

. $3,000 in Vegas.

(So you could turn one off then call water department and repeat until you find the leak if it’s not the main.in Vegas it’s about $3500-$5,500 for SFR complete retrofit from the street to the house

Like I mention before, I currently have double digits properties listed on MLS for sale in Las Vegas.

I am currently invested in two properties there.If you’re looking to be an active owner/operator in multifamily, I recommend getting coaching or partnering with one of the experienced sponsors in that area.

So I have SEVERAL POSSIBLE properties here in the Las Vegas Metro Area...Contact Info Home Info etc Like I literally have EVERYTHING I need to so a successful flipBut somethings holding me back from making the call.

Here's how I landed my first investment property when low on cash: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/646426-how-i-bought-a-seller-financed-4plex-in-las-vegas-part-3

I’ve been researching different multi-family education/mentorship/coaching programs and would greatly appreciate feedback from others on their experience, cost and recommendations.

I’m getting about three contacts per week per propertyYUP they are strong in Vegas.. 

You can pay someone to teach you how to do it  & coach you - I don't recommend this because you will be out $10K-$20K paying a coach and you still have to do all the work yourself and you still don't have access to all the resources you need to succeedor3.