Thanks for the shout @Chris Bodden@Kobi Pesi As you are looking into the Cleveland area the 1st thing you should do is read The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods to familiarize yourself with the market.

Not only does BP have free informative forums for you to learn and comment on, it also has free online courses, guides, and success stories from other real estate investors!

I’ll be 3 years in next month.If so, please share tips for staying motivated, being efficient, avoiding burnout, etc.

My husband is a navy veteran he has a HUD vash voucher threw the VA hospital he lives in Detroit, Michigan he has two more months to find a place can he port somewhere else and use his voucher or do he have to stay in Detroit and use his voucher for a year?

Here's some more info:The 1031 Exchange Ultimate Guide for Real Estate Investors - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/09/2...What are 1031 Tax Deferred Exchanges & How Do They Work?

Any advice on where to begin research other than the beginner's guide?

Every "tenant screening guide" I see mentions running criminal background checks and I don't understand how this would be discriminatory.

When you say you are looking to get into multifamily investing, are you planning on staying local, or branching out.

Let's hope it will stay a homerun deal.Ain't she purty?

The key is to subscribe to Pacer and watch each of those properties for a Motion for Relief from Stay - once that has been granted, the foreclosure may proceed, and usually does pretty quickly.