Definitely best to first know what options are available to you from a lender that will work very hard for you, and then narrow down the search.

I'm especially interested in someone with experience in 2-4 unit multifamily properties, but any tips on solid professionals with neighborhood experience would be great.Thanks! 

I currently reside in Morrow Georgia so if anyone's in the neighborhood or in the area would like ever meet up or need a helping hand on a project just shoot me a message!

The results of a quick bout of on-line searching seems to indicate that {some} parking lots in Florida operate this way, so it is doubtful you would be charged with auto theft for doing the same.

And for another the response is terrible.Here's what's worked for me over the years from worst to best:POSTCARDSMailing a postcard with a simple "I buy houses in your neighborhood" type message.

I have been relentlessly persistent on my search so it just happened to have worked out (so far) And I was the high bidder at the right time.

Did a market search on going rents and found I am under market by 300.

Hi everyone,I've recently found an abandoned property in my neighborhood where the owner has passed away.

Yes, it is the best return on your money, but in my experience as a property manager, most people just starting out get more traction if they start in a safer - class B - neighborhood. 

On my search I was planning to utilize the 203K loan as well but I would suggest only dealing with a broker and agent that handled that specific type of loan before.