Evaluate each opportunity carefully and consider factors such as risk, return on investment and long-term financial goals.Good luck!

If you need more tailored advice or contacts for contractors and lenders, feel free to reach out.Best of luck with your first multifamily investment!

After the first property if you still enjoy REI, you will be better informed for long distance investing and how to hire a full team.

He also has not bounced checks there and is not a high risk type of account. 

Feel free to PM me.

If it’s worth it as a long-term rental or there’s good appreciation in neighborhood, may be worth the risk of moving forward with back-up plan to sell or long-term rental if HOA restricts ADU or STR in future.

Feel free to reach out any time.

The harder wear layer stuff gouges less when someone drags a bed across it.I use Innago, free, very good.

A very low risk way to grow your portfolio. 

Hey Sharma, if you know all the risks associated with buying RE and doing section 8 there, then by all means go for it.Lots of people are telling others to "go there" because the inventory is high and people need to get rid of it.As someone else mentioned, before you make any investments, go drive around and make a decision for yourself if you want to invest there.One last piece of advice: Don't just look at the numbers.