Hello everyone, I am looking for a good and reliable contractor who is comfortable working with investment real estate.

Do whatever is necessary to hit that, get rid of your cable or sell lemonade if you have to, to come up with the funds to hit your monthly goal.

I went to to PA Stanford campus office many times. 

Take your time to inspect the property, get reliable comps (from an expert), and actual repair estimates from a contractor.

I've been working on a couple multis.... and it's a lot of work getting all the information you need, from a reliable source (not the seller), and deciding if it's a good deal.... be super suspect of anything that says 100% occupancy... of course it could be 100% right now... because they just accepted every application they had in order to sell the place.Second thought... assuming this is the best deal.... go find someone to work with.  

We looking to expand our rental portfolio and need a reliable - Estate agent & Management company in Cleveland, OH.We currently looking at a few properties in the Shaker Heights, OH, 44121, and would appreciate your comments and other up and coming areas.Starting with Duplex's and will expand into Multi in Cleveland 

Hello I'm looking to start wholesaling in Atlanta Georgie and surrounding areas, and I'm looking to connect with reliable real estate agent.

But, a lot of the solidity of it as an investment will depend on the property condition (are the A/C units on their last legs, will you have to replace the roof, etc.) and the reliability of the tenants.  

Some investors like to use a "subject to", to see if you can bring the mortgage current and take over payments.  

Typically I see BRRR strategies either put money back in your pocket, or at minimum net $0 cash investment.. this deal would require me to spend $40K after the BRRR, and probably not have a reliable backup/exit strategy (i.e. a flip would likely be a loss or net $0).2) Is there an alternative way to purchase this property, other than hard money, that anyone would suggest?