Everyone 8 years ago gets the same data.....high growth, shortage of inventory, let's build....everyone jumps in at the same time and runs their numbers....stretches them a bit to meet cap rate goals and lender requirements and the BOOM is on. 

The goal is to get something at $.60-$.70 on the dollar.So what are some tips and tricks in finding something? 

You have a bunch of choices for a ski town, if your goal is to have a place in high demand during ski season. 

She started a second truck to double our service business (still legally 100% my business), is getting a graphic design degree to freelance as a side hustle, and is 100% on board with my RE goals (albeit she doesn't nerd out on BP Like I do).

About a month ago I was searching for building wealth and saw a Podcast channel by Robert Kiyosaki of Rich Dad, Poor Dad and I listened to a couple shows.

Have you and your husband set specific goals as to what kind of MFR properties you would like to buy?

Here's why....It gives you something to shoot for, a goal, a target. 

An LLC may be the perfect route for one person while an S-Corp may be perfect for another.While on the surface, both are doing the same type of business, the facts and circumstances regarding their financial and tax goals, their other sources of income, their tolerance for regulation, their family status and their retirement goals may be vastly different, which would affect the type of entity that works best for them.Taxes are not a cookie cutter, one-size-fits-all topic.

@Keith Weigand want to build capital so I'll be starting wholesaling ultimate goal is to do fix and flips!!!

I think this is a bit less risky than purchasing a beat up house with the goal of rehabbing and getting it rented out from a distance.