ie for summer, conferences, sporting events, etc. 

The title company will conduct a title search to make sure the title is clean and that the seller can actually finance the deal.

In addition, it is important to work with a qualified real estate attorney or other professional to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that the transaction is conducted in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.In conclusion, while subject to financing can be an attractive financing option for some buyers and sellers, it is important to carefully consider the potential risks and downsides before entering into this type of agreement.

Conduct thorough research to understand the costs of materials, labor, and any necessary permits.

Conduct background and credit checks, verify employment and income, and contact previous landlords for references.

However, during the renovation process, we discovered unexpected structural issues that required extensive repairs, resulting in a substantial increase in project costs and timeline.To overcome this setback, I took the following steps:Comprehensive Assessment: I engaged professional contractors and inspectors to conduct a thorough assessment of the property.

Furnished office space with Wi-Fi, maybe turn it into a virtual conference space for workers to use for zoom calls, virtual tutoring, etc?

https://lareic.com/   tonight 6:30-9:30pm  3376 Motor Ave     Los Angeles, CA 90034#5  Plenty of discussion on here about different multi family networking/eco system groups.....go to one of their conferences....2-3 days of non-stop education and networking.....and I think you can figure out if that plan is for you I think starting with small personal deals and going thru all the pains, trails and tribulations and potentially successes give you excellent training for larger deals....but there are people who skip all that and go straight to big or giant deals......how good are you at underwriting, how good are you at vetting tenants, how good are you at PM, how good are you at renovations.....how good are you at raising money for other ventures....how are your presentation skills for convincing high net worth people to work with you....how much money do you have to get started....how good are you at finding, hiring, managing contractors.....how good are you at managing thru tough times.....like right now where lots of syndicators have their backs to the wall, cutting off distributions, going back to investors for cash calls, renegotiating loan deals....Last 5+ years everyone looks like a freaking hero....generating 30-60-100% returns. 

@R Durney I have found most of my operator friends at conferences and at both in-person and virtual meetups.

I would compare the pictures and conduct my own analysis on profit margin and my rehab numbers were generally pretty accurate.