JY Lim, I have been in this game for 20 years, it can be hard to find Multi Family in the MLS, most of us get a list of out of the area investors and direct market to them, also there are a couple of local wholesalers who come across Multi family (they do the work for you) Many are brought up at the local REI meetings.Just had some local investors pick up a couple of Duplexes with Subject 2 from a seller moving out of State, was not listed in the MLS

Yea I believe investors buying now are going to look smart in a couple years.

It’s been a couple of weeks now and I’m waiting to hear back from them.

As a property manager navigating the dynamic world of real estate, one frequently encounters the assumption that the most expensive properties are inherently the largest ones. However, is this correlation a steadfast ...

One isn't, let alone three.I did scratch my head at the couple using the electric oven to keep warm rather than the central air heat.

I personally think that most people would appreciate inherting a bunch of SFH's but they may be overwhelmed, especially if they don't have experience with real estate.I think seller financed notes would be better to hand off or investments in bonds / securities.Inheriting real estate has issues such as1) What is the value of this real estate?

If you're wanting cash flow at all there are only a handful of markets that make sense today, mostly in the Midwest.I invest in Detroit and have 12-doors there.

I have a couple of deals based on your goals and budget that we could discuss.

I wanted to extend a helping hand to newcomers who are considering entering the exciting world of real estate wholesaling.

Couple of ideas - grab some landscaping equipment, power washer, snow removal equipment,  and/or cleaning gear.