You can trade options.

Familiarize yourself with the ranges of cap rates that properties in various neighborhood grades are trading at in the area or areas that you are interested in.As to the original question of whether it is possible to wholesale Multifamily to buy/hold investors, I say yes!

I am a designer by trade and a Small Business Owner/Investor.

I am a designer by trade and a Small Business Owner/Investor.

Also, you can always use cap rates as a proxy for how heated a given market is, Austin or DC, as an example, trade at very compressed cap rates, so that's a clear sign that these markets are very expensive right now.

Licenced trades are $ 150.00 per man hour plus expenses .I had 1 person question it at signing , and I told them it wont even be an issue , just leave the unit as clean and in the same condition it is in now .

I think the big boys call it inside trading.

If you save on rent and can keep your primary job and not worry about projects around the house, you can focus on learning the trade and profitting from it.

Hvac is one of the trades with the highest markups on equipment, usually marketing through fear and fluff.

My main point is that you can use debt to your advantage to advance your strategy.Finally...getting a little more advanced here...by accumulating your properties quicker you can employ an asset building strategy later by doing tax-deferred exchanges out of the houses after they go up in value and "trade" them for apartment buildings, etc to boost your income further.