Hi I am new multifamily investing wanted some help analyze 10 unit multifamily unitIt’s 12 blocks away from little Italy towards Glenville in Cleveland How much you pay for door how can I get the comps 90% rented and roof is new Six of the units are 2 bed 1 bath and 4 units are 1 bed 1 bath- 9 of them rentedHow do I run the comps for this what would be the best priceAny recommendations on inspection company

I'm trying to decide when or if I should transition from "building the portfolio" and acquiring properties and move to paying down the loans and building cash flow. 

There are other groups, like Left Field Investors, that are solely focused passive investors and have forums where their members are reviewing syndications.  

The benefit of the outskirts of town: easier to find new place to build, land is cheaper, still in the path of gentrification and appreciation due to proximity to SLC market, no HOA to deal with, much less permitting and red tape, and these lead to new builds, which has the benefits of maximizing costseg and minimizing maintenance and repairs because the build is brand new.Happy to discuss by videoconference if you want, and I can pay you for your time. 

My ultimate goal is cash flow to be able to quit my job (self-employed) and focus on real estate full-time.

I'm not trying to pay for what I don't need but I would like to be fully covered for an affordable price. 

I have a duplex in Ohio where the tenants pay $1500/mo; I pay mortgage & utilities, about $800/mo.

Since it is vacant, this would probably work best with a conventional loan, and the proceeds would be used to pay for the reno + buyout. 

I would be willing to either pay for the access, or work out a deal where I could throw leads your way since I will be sending out a significant amount of letters.If this is breaking any forum or Realtor rules, please let me know, and I will remove it.Thanks

Do you get a loan servicing company or does the buyer pay you directly?