@Max Murin I think you can learn a ton just off of free education with youtube or learning from someone locally and provide free labor.

We are working with an agent who has provided us some of his connections and is very helpful.

Everyone who has responded has provided tremendous insights, I’ll definitely look into the YouTube channel as well.Quote from @Mindy Nicol: Hi Scott, I have 2 rentals that I self manage and am really happy with Lodgify to coordinate messaging, sync calendars etc. 

@Anthony DreWhen someone starts with “I am new to this” and then they provide little details and want to start in multifamily.

I currently have HPL activated and demand sensitivity set to low.

It depends on the lender but it typically just requires you to sign a document provided by the lender that states you are intending on moving to the property and staying for a year.

Mapping and GIS are great too, but we'll stick to the nuts and bolts here.My question is, with regard to providing high quality, investment-savvy title research, do you also make a habit of jumping down to City Hall or another series of municipal buildings to check for zoning, permitting, and utility issues in addition to your courthouse work?

We tried FB marketplace, but the leads weren't very good, and my account got suspended for 'suspicious activity.' 

Additionally, working with a local real estate agent can provide valuable insights and assistance in your search for the perfect neighborhood in Birmingham.

You have to provide the money to purchase the new property.