If you're looking for properties that are 50 units or larger, you'll generally do better focusing on broker relationships. 

Should I do a larger down payment?

The much larger group 1 is the people who are naive and due to their lack of knowledge, experience, and possibly limited capacity, get “suckered” by the scammers.The smaller group 2 are those that understand but don’t care if they’re part of an unethical undertaking as long as they make money themselves.  

If its short term lower occupancy go for a smaller machine if it is larger occupancy you want a big machine.

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

Something to keep in mind is that if you have 50k liquid for your next property, you really have 35k to use for a downpayment and closing costs.

I'm not sure if typical property managers would take on the role, if they did they would want a larger cut.

However, if the engineer is assuming a larger role (for example, project management, approvals, etc.), the 33% could be justified.

I think what attracts builders to the larger resale companies of which there are at least 10 that do what RTR does is these companies Will focus on their product they wont show your product and then sell something else..

If it's below 7% then we sell the property being taxed as a long-term investment or 1031 it into a larger BRRRR.