I am a new to investing in real state and would like to ask all expert as to WHAT STATE  has the best chance of succeeding ?

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Or what if he considers capital improvements to be “repairs” making the property look worse.

So if they sign a new lease, they said there's a chance they'd have to break it just a few months in.

The SFR that are in good locations are all at market value BUT the market is good with steady demand and market appreciation and growth.would it be wiser to take a chance on the possible cash flow with the multifamily OR get a start with less cash flow but great appreciation and steady tenants?

After the 5 years expire I have no chance of buying the property back but am capped at 20% being the asset manager.

What I liked was the chance to network and meet vendors.

Once you have earned some money and mature a bit you may find that it is also part of the responsibility that comes along with success that may lead you to simply want to help a community maintain or improve its quality and value.

With the market at an all time high finding off market property is your best chance to get those numbers.

if original landlord does not have a move in checklist and inspection report, then you take one when you take ownership. you wont be able to charge for damages prior to your ownership. if there is a report, you can charge for damages (not wear and tear) but be careful if the report is incomplete or not thorough as there is a higher chance you could lose in court if it went that far