He filled out the application with incomplete answers, and his work situation was a little sketchy (has severe neck injury - could barely walk at the showing - yet was getting paid "cash" through his father's construction company). 

Based on crazy prices on houses that have been sold in our neighborhood over the course of the past few months, I think that we could probably sell the house for $330-370k with barely any updates to house.

In other words, the shelves have been practically stripped bare!

I came to join BP because every time I Google searched real estate investment, it lead me to BP.My first webinar I participated was a 90 days challenge by Brandon.

(can barely use a hammer but my brother renovates houses for a living and I could use his help and i'm eager to learn myself and theres always contractors)Goals with investment: Use the money saved on previous "rent expense" to payoff debt and save up for more REI, all while hopefully building equity. 

I’m hoping I can make the next one but, haven’t actually participated yet.

I can barely even get done analyzing a property and emailing my agent before multiple offers over asking price are already made.

(1.5x rent in our example) That'll barely cover a new set of appliances.

There are ways to participate in multifamily deals without being the guy that chases brokers or sellers to find deals.

For instance, I was told on here that I probably would not get a cash out loan on bare property.