Ideally, I’d find a 2-4 unit multi-family property I can buy and renovate now for a long term hold.

@Nicholas White - I'm looking for a Single Family and to be on top of all the processes of the deal; learning everything hands-on until I feel more comfortable and move to multi family rentals.And about Atlanta, definitely very attractive market.

I am a brand new forum member, currently educating myself on investment real estate.  I live in Minneapolis MN, but while we like living here so far, the prices in the metro area are pretty far outside of our comfort ...

Looking to get into the multi-family space, ideally 10-16 units, and the Atlanta area is a market we are considering. 

It's usually up to the buyer to confirm things that are important to them, which is one of the functions of an appraisal and certainly the goal of inspections.

My brother and I are new to the multi-family residential world but have caught the bug and have been doing research via bigger pockets and other avenues for quite a while. 

You may have civil or even criminal liability issues with non-functioning windows in the event of a house fire. 

Any multi trading at 2% is probably closer to D than C. 

I’d buy a multi family apartment house and buy it out of state if you truly want good cash flow each month .

I want to use a hard money lender to purchase a medium-sized multi-family property for buy and hold purposes.