I would recommend sticking with SFHs over MFHs based on your goals since they are easier to manage.

Personally, I would recommend sticking to single family unless you know the neighborhoods very well.

@Eric MichaelsAt Sheriff's sale auction, know how much $ down you'll need at time of sale, know your max bid up front and stick to it - don't get carried away.

A stick or something else to clear cobwebs Super bright flashlights (just reinforcing the need to make sure the flashlight casts a lot of light.

Stick with the basics and make money at it, then venture out.

He has agreed to mentor me and my gut is telling me he is the guy I need to stick with. 

We live in a small town and are looking at purchasing our first rental property in a neighboring town with population 7K. We are looking at lower cost properties as they seem to rent easier in this community. The prop...

Way to stick through it to the end...kudos!

. -1% rule or greater-Cap rate of 10% or greater-cash flow of $200/mo+I’m finding multiple properties that are 1%+ and cash flowing at $200/mo+But I can’t find the cap rate of 10%+ at the same time, unless I’m looking at class C properties, which I’ve been advised not to consider at first and that I should stick with B class properties.

I would rather not develop and then build with sticks and bricks from that distance.