If you are going to work with them in their time of need then both parties need to benefit and win together on the upside.How much you work with a tenant depends on location.

When I listen to courses and videos or read articles, they all say "sign the house ASAP then go into closing" and quit frankly it confuses me. 

I'm in Baltimore, MD and I'm looking at getting a 2-4plex as a first multi unit property.

I'm in Baltimore, MD and I'm looking at getting a 2-4plex as a first multi unit property.

I am looking for an agent in the Phoenix area who is familiar with the BRRRR strategy and can help me find small multi-family properties to tackle.

Most of the work we performed in residential/multi-family facilities was due to liability/risk management on the owner/manager's part.

In his YouTube videos he makes it seem so simple to find a house with equity then quickly flip it to purchase another house.

I would like to say Congratulations to all parties involved in the closing of that win-win-win deal.Melvin 

Can anyone recommend a good agent for multi-family commercial in North Florida?

My one struggle is that after watching plenty of videos reading the books and doing research, I feel like I don't know where to focus my new knowledge, and how to get that first deal in motion.