It's been an exciting journey, and I'm eager to connect with fellow enthusiasts, share insights, and gain valuable knowledge from this vibrant community.Lately, my focus has shifted towards understanding and mastering the art of calculating cap rates—a critical skill, especially as I set my sights on venturing into multifamily properties.

Because we have a "secret sauce", my investors and I enjoy a 90% occupancy this low season - winter (which by the way is why I mentioned before that our net returns would be highly misleading for you because they're so much higher than what others are getting).I understand you're new to the game but you can still create your own secret sauce.

When considering the purchase of a property in a real estate wholesale transaction, it's important to understand how to factor in liens, mortgages, and money owed on the property.

Hey Diaken, Wholesaling can be as easy as just searching around for people in your direct communities (friends, BP, at real-estate get togethers) and letting them know about deal with the understanding you'd like a finders fee. 

Steve K I understand the hesitation to take a course and it turn out to be just an "infomercial" trying to upsell.

If you are doing FHA low down it will be even harder to cash flow.Also consider rent control when buying and if it is something you understand and are willing to deal with.

Not everyone understands heating and cooling like a landlord would.

Just wanted to ask for personal knowledge and nothing moreyou can google inormation on  a REIT to understand what they are, they are no different than a fund except they take advantage of certain tax provisions.

Tim - This was my understanding as well but a city inspector mentioned that i made need a use and occupancy permit even if the property had not been declared vacant.

When you're trying to get a general understanding of estimating a rehab, offer to pay the contractor for their time to walk the property with you.