For the record, I am a member of LU inc at the lowest level, I am not an employee of LU inc, nor do I ever want to be.

My next step after posting this is to reach out to a few similar hosts for the style of property I am looking to invest in and see how well they do on a personal level.

I really have aspirations of becoming a developer and if given the chance to mirror and learn from one but i know theirs levels to start at before getting to that level.

So then what about the splitting up at the county tax level.

So, I decided to personally invest in real estate at a level I can afford.

I would love to own mutli unit buildings with just apartments and other buildings mixed with commercial offices on street level.

Once it's snapped together, it's waterproof, and you don't need an underlayment or any prep on the concrete as long as it's smooth and level.

My standard advice is to work for a property management company since you'll learn the ins and outs of how to do that well, but I'm not sure what your experience level is since you say you already manage properties (which I assume are yours, since you said you don't have professional experience and, at least in MO, you're required to have a license to manage other people's properties).

My suggestion is know were your comfort level is with the amount of work that needs to be done, that you can accept with your rehab budget.We have found a different deal that I am hoping to see this week that looks better to take on.

You are at the right location to find like minded people, and should have no problem being able to reach your RE investing goals.There are countless stories both in the forms and BP blogs that outline this specific technique you have used to get started, and can help you get to the next level.