If you have a full-time job, don't live in the same city, etc. then full-service might be the best fit for you.

Make sure they have separate accounts for those city/county services.

I’m currently in the research stage of getting into real estate and looking to make connections in the Traverse City/ Northern Michigan area.

It can turn a single family into a 3 unit with the main home + 2 mobiles that are title eliminated and permanently attached. 

That would be my main goal with this property, getting out of that high cost debt as soon as possible. 

Columbus is flooded with out-of-state investors from california, florida, new jersey, vegas and other surrounding cities.

Hi All,Looking to network with landlords in Cedar Rapids/Iowa City that may want to sell off some income properties in the future. 

I am wondering if you can help me figure out the process of my first flip.I’m a licensed general contractor so I have a very good grasp of what the construction/rehab process will be like as I have been the contractor for 75+ Flips.There are two main questions I have with the process.

The main subject of their story was how they have gotten great discounts on multi-family just by curating long-term relationships with mfam sellers.

Hi everyone,Actually we are working on a great Triplex deal in LA, which after we did a bit of a due diligence, we figured this property is registered as a Duplex in the city and the third unit is not registered, however the property has 3 electricity meters and it seems a permit is issued by the city almost 70 years ago ( the property is 100 years old) to build the third unit, while a certificate of occupancy or any similar approval has never been issued on the additional unit.Just wondering if anyone of you folks have had a similar experience and would it be too risky to acquire such a property?