So my dear landlords, investors, buyers, sellers and all those in between, my question to you is this: I've got my feet on the ground, so where do I go?

Coupling those all together, and I have a background that might be able to help further hash out your on-the-ground help.I'm actually just starting out, so I'm not charging anything for my advice.

There are number of professionals here on the forum who can help and this topic is a frequent discussion so if you have your client do a simple search using the keyword a lot of past discussions will come up which he can read and learn from. 

Is there any way to start in multi family investing  when you don't have the money to invest? I am not looking for something for nothing but creative ways around this objection. I ask because it would take about 3 lif...

Nothing is better than this to show that BP can be the basic root for a great start for beginning a promising real estate career that getting off the ground.  

Hi all,Looking to hit the ground running after being recently licensed. 

@Dominiqe WareI run into this issue frequently.

@Georges Arnaout You are missing a couple of parts, if you want to step in to grey areas about verbal conversations, and he would admit it in court, then you have a little leverage, what your solid legal ground right now is the contract which @Aaron McGinnis explained to you.

My equity and cash flow today is directly correlated to the people that I've leveraged in Indy, the only thing I brought to the table was trust and grit to get through the tough times.I'd suggest you do it the way I did it (since you're a seasoned investor), start from ground up, learn the ropes in that market and don't do the turnkey route.

If you are okay with living in the duplex, let it season some, and, as mentioned, keep saving up for the down payment on the next one while studying the market and expanding your landlording skills--both on the ground with the duplex and with books (I have a Classics of Landlord Lit" blog post, but you may have burned through the core reading).