If you don't have a good resource for learning about multifamily syndications, I would google the podcasts and writings of Rod Khleif and Joe Fairless.I have a friend in Glendale who would probably meet you for lunch if you came out there and bought, and walk you through some ideas/strategies...Keep in mind that this is a difficult field and progress can come very slowly.

Now I get phone calls from people (buyers/sellers/Realtors) who had the same thing happen to them, and googled his name to arrive at that post.2) Only for future buyers using a VA loan.

Google map brings up the property.

Utilities - the above question can also be applied to utilities... who do I ask, what should I google search, to find out the utilities associated with the subject propertyInsurance - same question for insuranceSelling cost:Its my understanding that selling cost are the cost the rehabber is responsible for when they are ready to sell the property that they bought from me (the wholesaler) after fixing and bringing the property back up to excellent condition.

its not something I could get on listsource or easy information I could just google.

In addition to this, make sure to build your website to please not only Google, but the consumer as well.

I’m wondering what is a good site to use for contracts that have assignment clause or do I just google and to make my own contract?

Questions:1) Rent controlled unit but not protected tenants, can they use this (which I found on google) against me to find reason to stay as I do not have 'good cause' in their mind?

I didn't want to keep coming back to the site so I created a Google Doc and a Google Form to help speed up the analyzing process.From what I gathered it looks like knowing the following items will help: PURCHASE AND LOANpurchase price, closing cost (2.5%), down payment (20%), annual property value growth (appreciation at 2%), loan amount, interest rate, points charged, and loan term.INCOMEgross monthly incomeMONTHLY EXPENSESproperty taxes, insurance, repairs & maintenance (5%), vacancy (3%), capital expenditures (5%), and management fees (7-10%) From there I calculate the total income, total expenses, and the mortgage.

. - We manage ours ourselves, but there are a few rental agencies in town (a simple google search should provide a few options).