My strategy will be to BRRRR, so was just wondering people’s thoughts on utilizing multiple deal finders in the same market?

I know that an option is to sign up for the case to be heard in Fulton County magistrate court but am nervous that he knows something we don't given his sheer silence and multiple years of experience as a landlord (I think he has had 10-15 properties for 10+ years so this isn't his first rodeo). 

@Alan Walker They said that they could do it on the investment properties. 80% LTV on them and they could do it on multiple properties. 2 of mine have the MACU 90% program so I wont be able to do it for those properties but I do have one that I paid 20% down that I should be able to get a HELOC on

It seems like this applies when they get multiple offers.

There's multiple spots throughout the contract where it says "The Spratling Living Trust" and just 1 signature line. 

I have been looking around at different single family properties available, however, I seem to be finding many that have 3 or more bedrooms and only one bathroom. I am still new to all of this, but I feel like that is...

Hey all,My woes are multiple, here they are for you.First, I had two contractors who agreed to do a walk-through and give me an estimate on rehab costs with my agent.

One of the best things about apartment complexes is having multiple units at one address. 

This is a follow up to the thread I posted here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/59...It appears that multiple buyers can get a joint residential mortgage together, so that is solved.My question now is around condo conversions.

Pay off the Mortgage and pay off the Heloc with the Rent ($1000) - Expenses ($245), which with simple interest payments comes out to 4 yrs 6 months to have the house free and clear, plus you pay a micro fraction in interest over the less than 5 years.Then part 2 of his strat for advanced investing he called it, he said the typical lifespan of a rental is 7yrs between light rehabs, since you payed it off before the 7yr mark and it appreciated about 10% conservatively, you sell it, and do a 1031 exchange and roll the 100-120k profit into a house that the 60% down payment is within that last rentals sell profit or buy multiples and run the Heloc strat again.