You have taken that crucial first step when it comes to real estate investing...reaching out to experienced investors here on BP.I commend you for that.Hey, while you're here, take advantage of the podcasts, blogs, articles, and other free educational resources available to you here on BP. 

Love the site, people and all the information on this site is amazing.

And some will take this further by saying that if there are landlord paid utilities, one can expect expenses to be an even higher percentage of rent (60% is a figure that gets tossed into play).Search the BP site to find threads that discuss those in greater detail.

In order to find these, you should register on Meetup site and join at least one REI meetup.

You will find a ton of networking opportunities and education on the site.

You are actually on the right track by being a member of BiggerPockets.Take advantage of all the free resources available to you (blogs, podcast, articles) on here, and network with more experienced investors on here and be a sponge. 

By the way, the auditor site says it is logged as a 4-19 unit building.

@Alex Frey this should help: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10145/66508-ho...Use the tactics in the blog and you should be well on your way. 

I'm lost on the site :)

All I had about $40K to my name and spent a good deal of time looking at properties, reading blogs, browsing Bigger Pockets, attending seminars.