Definitely want to have a conversation especially since you’re active in Pittsburgh right now.

I am actively seeking my first multifamily deal in the Norfolk/Portsmouth area. 

Keep in mind that on days like today there are also stocks that are gaining 20%, 30%, 40% in value, every Index that listed major losses also had major gainers. 

We tried a building boom, construction is the last major industry to resist modernization and automation, but that ended badly.

I grew up here, and my father and I are active investors in the valley.

Honestly, my main concern is the foundation, even though it looks to stand up right now, when will I start to have major issues are my thoughts!

My name is Edgardo and I am a junior at The University of Texas at San Antonio where I am majoring in business administration management and a full time employee at a law firm.

They gave 30 days notice (actually 37), they agree to let me market the home during their final 30 days tenancy, they paid a termination fee equal to two months rent, and they remain responsible for rent and utilities until their termination date.If they leave and it still takes 60 days to find a new tenant, I've lost almost nothing.If they leave and I place a tenant right away, I made an extra two months of rent.I actually make more money on the vast majority of early terminations.

Before you do that, you have to decide whether you want/can be active or passive investor.

In addition the majority of the not so experienced are either out of state (OOS) or planning on going OOS.So I am not recommending against going to the San Diego BP social as much as 1) setting an expectation 2) suggesting you may want to go to a meetup maybe associated with an RE investor club.BTW there used to be a near monthly BP Meetup at various RE investment properties.