Ideally I'd like to have an accountant that invests in RE themselves. 

The deal is a little "skinny" for an investor but ideal for an Owner Occupant.I would personally put an option on the property then market it to find an owner occ buyer that has money but no ability to qualify for a mortgage at this time.I would then assign the option to the buyer, use his money to bring the loan current and to pay my assignment fee.

I will not buy something unless it's got a minimum 15% net cap but ideally closer to 20%.

I'll be getting access to MLS within the next few weeks so ideally would like to wait for that.

Steven Butala honestly if I could go back a month I think I would not make an offer on the property I'm under contract for, I would ideally search for a duplex.

that would be an ideal choice, but I would have to live in the property right?

If I go the SFH route ideally I would like to purchase three rentals within the next year.

Ideally your net worth will be trending upwards over time, and if it isn't, tracking it will provide you with a real wake up call.When you hit retirement and decide to tap into your retirement savings to live, what do you think happens to your net worth?

Hi @Alyxaundria SanfordIt sounds to me like you have your head in the right place  - it really is ideal to stabilize your financial situation before trying to push it forward to greater heights.

For 50 units and under, C class properties - ideally experienced managers who have experience working with out of state investors.I apologize for the repetition as I know there are other threads on this topic, but a lot of them seem to be for smaller assets, so I thought I would just post the question with my criteria specifically.