The first few times through it may not be 100% smooth and until I have the materials process on auto-pilot I will likely leverage the contractors for materials recommendations, but I like the idea of eliminating any question about the materials cost or relying on contractors to supply to materials in a timely manner. 

I am coming from Florida so it will be a bit of a transition but I am excited.

You could find a buyer that is honest, fair, good at communicating, and things go smoothly.

I started as an investor 1st then eventually made the career transition into being an agent.

Neighborhood is... transitioning.

This area is beginning to “transition” with flipped homes selling between $130-200K in the 28031 zip code.Within the last 120 days, homes within 1/4 miles of the 2212 Roosevelt Rd have sold for CASH between the $34K-$55K price point.Asking: 37.5K or best offerARV: 600-777 monthly Rehab: 10K Tenant Occupied: Lease ends 8/2021Tenant Rent: $400 Paying Tenant: Payment history available Lease Agreement: Available Updated Laminate Floors: about 3years old HVAC: about 8 years old Roof: about 10 years old Kitchen needs to be updated.

I’m getting to a point where I’m starting to think about making the transition from single family to Multifamily investing.

The company/ house does have bookings that we have to honor within the 180 day mark.I was wondering if anyone else has gone through this transition and if there are any specific questions you would make sure to ask or things to keep in mind when talking to the management company about the transition?

Our company is looking to jump into commercial RE with a focus on transitioning retail strip malls into medical districts that can refer to one another (dentistry is our niche).

Originally posted by @Carlos Ptriawan:You need to do some backtesting:In 2010 I can buy 300K house in Concord,CA with 50K down, the house is now 1 million.In 2010 I can buy 50k house in Gary,IL with 50k cash, the house is now 60k.Investing in real estate is super easy: always use leverage in highly appreciating market.Very smooth... thank you for breaking this down in layman's terms.