:cool: hello all i have surfed around grabbing shirt tales and making connections well lil bit bout me i grew up living in uncles and aunts Trailer parks and as got older was always wanting to play landlord and after bought first home and seen how it felt own something i decided to join military short version went to Iraq mess head up but hey God has us in his hands i now am physically disabled from manual labor work i have experience building homes now i want to buy Apartment in our neighbor hood as an investment and lively hood for my family so any info on right way to go about getting one financed or joint owned im all ears ill sit on a stump and listen to the best of them as i did growing up litening to all the vets from previous wars love to chat i do

My ears are open to any helpful insight, and suggestions.Thanks, C.Ellis

If anyone has any suggestions how I can still obtain this property- the investor is in for a surprise when he learns he can't flip it due to newly strict rules (ie, Fannie/Freddie adopting FHA seasoning as of last 3 weeks), I am all ears and will EXECUTE your advice.

Hardwood is difficult to work with and can leave noticeable patchwork even being refinished  they can be noisy When walking on it While with a padded under laminate vinyl is noise free it will look new still by the time the hardwood needs refinishing 

Awesome thought with having other trades be eyes and ears if need be, as well as the electronic locks.

Just keep learning, stay diligent, ignore the 'noise' and always be doing something to move you forward.If you ever want to talk actual deals, just drop me a private message.Mike

I'm always willing to build new professional relationships and if you're willing to compare notes or share experiences I'm definitely all ears.

No kids, no noise, no problem.

You need to check the noise levels from the unit above and from the hallway/stairs as tenants pass by your unit.  

That's how much those guys mattered to my early ed!