You also need to work backwards from your ultimate goal and define your risk tolerance to really gather sound advice from others. 

I would definably check Facebook marketplace. 

To avoid the "it depends on your goal" answers - my goal is financial freedom (defined as covering my expenses) with cash flowing real estate in the next 5 years.

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@Brian Clark to add on to what Matt said, you need to define your goals and needs and apply those to potential brokerage options.

Start tracking the market, find deals you would BRRRR by defining your acquisition criteria.

Instead of analyzing individual houses, focus on an area (or a few areas).Find out:- what typical houses look like in those areas- when they were built- what their size and amenities are- what they sell for (per sqft, so you can compare)- what they rent for- what kind of people live in those areas (occupation and income are two primary characteristics to look at)Then define what you're looking for.

Maybe that's the way it should be since at the end of the day, price is defined by buyers' willingness to pay.

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment.

Purchase price: $3,175,000

Cash invested: $1,915,000

National Road is an 84-unit complex developed in 1963 and include...

Investment Info:

Large multi-family (5+ units) commercial investment investment.

Purchase price: $3,175,000

Cash invested: $1,915,000

National Road is an 84-unit complex developed in 1963 and include...