There’s also the free advice from Rabbu that’s great.

If you need to talk through this in more detail feel free to reach out.

I was thinking of sending them a PDF flyer of something along the lines of "How to screen a tenant", "First time homeowners must do for the first 60 days", "what to expect from your first multi-family property", but i feel that might be a bit to simple.

My gut feeling is that the county and perhaps other lien holders that I'm not aware of, have harassed him in the past.

I feel like I’m in the perfect position to start investing my money into real estate instead of stocks because it seems like the ROI with stocks is lower than with real estate.I’m close with my brothers and we’re all working and still living with our parents, so we don’t have much expenses.

Feel free to reach out in DM and I can share. 

Feel free to reach out, happy to chat further. 

To get the best down payment options you have to live in the property you’re buying but even if you decide to buy something an hour or two away from where you’re living now and visit it once or twice a month and either remotely manage it or just place it with a property manager you’d still be close enough to get a real feel for what’s going on and how to do things before heading OOS with the next property.

Feel free to DM me some initial details, didn’t see any on the website. :)

So, I feel as though my approach gains me slightly BETTER numbers when it comes to income and expenses over someone who tries to get top rent with higher vacancy/turnover.