Look for forward to building relationships on here and learning as much as possible. 

It's a small building, and the little hall of conference rooms is right off the main entrance. 

I'm planning to meet with realtors and contractors in the coming weeks to start building our dream team. 

I have several LLC's, and honestly do not know if a business ever establishes a credit score, or if you simply continue expanding the relationships that you forge and build over time with the smaller banks that you do business with.  

The good part of this is that it's a pretty good job, so it will allow me to have a fair income/cash flow to put towards investing.Otherwise, I'm a quick learner and fairly good with finances but I'm not bringing anything to the table in terms of knowledge about construction/building/renting/etc. 

So i'm building a report and i'm using a preset sheet for excel now it's asking about the First Mortgage and Second Mortgage Lein , points , interest so how would i normally find out those number and the percents ?

Where the basics are covered by passive income while you build the REI business up.

I unfortunately had to evict a tenant who is friends with one of our City building inspectors… Now I'm being dragged into court for code violations on my apartment building.

@Cory Smith Insofar as the multifamily builds go, what returns I am looking for will be based strictly upon that build, and the market that I am going into.  

Your plan of investing in 2-4 unit buildings in SD is a great strategy and I applaud you for your "numbers first" perspective (very few of the newer investors I come across figure out this mentality as quickly as you have appeared to).In regard to your question about the best way for someone without a RE license to access the MLS in SD; I think Sandicor's 'Client Connect' site will be your best option.