Only tech and big business with cash can survive.i am actually still bullish to syndication but only for niche selective asset class like warehouse or self storage, as common industrial trends are going towards more consolidation of business.... and their IRR is still 20-30% conservatively.But yea in MF there's no creativity, they are selling the same Kentucky Fried Chicken,Alabama fried chicken, with almost no creativity and no innovation.In general I think we could hold that true of the lack of innovation business wide the last many years. ai is a great example.

Important things to check include opening and closing every cabinet, looking under sinks, pushing on doors and cabinets, and checking commonly used areas.

A HELOC is not a great tool to use as a down payment on a long term hold, it is best used in quick turnaround scenarios.

Based on the graphic presentation of that ad, it shows Robert Kiyosaki, so I thought it would be great to attend this free event and meet him (similar meet the author events are very common here in NYC, so I didn't give it a second thought).

You can also learn average costs for common repairs in your market to get a ballpark figure yourself.

Here's some generic guidance.Software is a common question on BiggerPockets.

Common utilities paid by the landlord will be similar if not the same; standard services (extermination, changing filters, snow removal, fire safety inspections etc.) will cost the same.Expenses will vary depending on the market.

Scaling is not an overnight scenario unless of course you have a lot of liquid cash to go through. 

Seeing a $100-300 increase on a single unit is common in NJ.  

Is there an advantage to buying the exchange property as a cash sale in this scenario?