Part of that was that I really just wanted to stabilize the portfolio and to stop burning through all my rental income and then some to grow.  

Hey @Cassidy Burns,Wow, you've done a lot so far!

Hey all, I am not currently investing but am in the process of doing due diligence and determining my strategy.I bought into one of those 20k real estate courses about 12 years ago and got really burned out do to the information I was given and the lack of real people I could talk to.

On low-end houses, most of the time your maximum exposure is really going to be some percentage of what you paid for the house, meaning that if it burned to the ground and you weren't made whole, there would only be some shortfall since you still have land that can be sold and you get some insurance proceeds, or if you had to short-sale it you're only coming up with $X out of your pocket.

We have all been burned, it is better to take the blister and move on. 

Turn and burn!

But I feel a little burned out on my multiples.

But I feel a little burned out on my multiples.

Regarding the acquisition of an apartment building... let's say 100 units... what would you like to know about if you've never done a deal before (especially a big one) and you want to partner-up with someone to work ...

Especially without a lawyer.Send me the $3000 if its burning a hole in your pocket!