@Stephen Paunovski  I currently live in rochester but originally from syracuse.

Originally posted by @Brian Garrett:Even if you have someone give you a rough estimate from photos that's still not good enough.You need "boots on the ground" in Greenville that can physically go check out the property for you.I would start looking for referrals for a great GC and/or property management company in the area.I've spent a decent amount of time in Greenville and like everywhere there's areas that are better than others.Thanks for the input Brian.

Originally posted by @Guillaume D.

Originally posted by @Quinton Lantier:Thanks for the insight.

Originally posted by @Tanner Crawley:Hello, I am rookie investor.

-His units are not renovated:  original kitchens; original bathrooms; one has some pretty messed up carpet and older vinyl flooring; other unit has 4 year old carpet and tile; new furnaces, A/C units and windows in both units 4 years ago.

Originally posted by @Siler Coggins:Cozy has a few more features but Roof is great for your tenants, especially if you don't have a ton of properties.I only have one single family that I rent to four college kids.

Originally posted by @Dean Lane:Hey guys, My name is Dean Lane, I'm a 20 year old from the Chicago land area (Algonquin, Illinois).

That was the reason i originally thought i could combine the seller financing and the conventional loan.Thank you for the help!

Originally posted by @Sachin Amin:Hello All,I am a first time investor recently purchased two multifamily properties (4 units) - 3 are currently rented and 1 is under rehab. the properties are in not so good area but has a potential to generate positive cash flow if all are rented with min maintenance.