When you acquire too many units then you can always hire a management company.

Once I acquire the property, I then rehab it and start to find a tenant.

There is not many multi family properties close to me so I want to start off by acquiring a few single family homes that I can rehab and rent.

Hello everyone -So I just wrapped up my first year as an investor and landlord (great experience so far) and I'm in a situation where I need to decide whether to take one of my tenants to small claims court or just eat the losses as a learning experience.The property I acquired is a commercial  office/warehouse property with 8 units: two units are shared and there was 1 vacancy.  

I'm sure that whatever you are doing career wise is a lot more intensive than acquiring your first property.  

As you ramp up and acquire more properties you hopefully would have learned more be able to fine thing

Generally what you bid is how much you are willing to pay  for the property in the event you acquire the property.

It's 50/50 that the tenant will have or acquire them - - singles seldomly do, families almost always.

Here are the logistics:Trying to acquire an owner-occupied 2-family using my FHA loan.Mortgage company rejected me because:My job is 2 hours from the propertyI work in Jefferson City, MOProperty is in St.

How did you acquire it?