As a first post I suppose a broad description of my goals is appropriate-My wife and I are looking to break into the rental property market at a fast pace.

As someone who's business is based on high prices charged for quality work, we see the reality of flipping in Denver without trying to paint with a broad brush, but the facts are that too many flippers make their profits off the backs of their help, they do so much under the table, with the cheapest, unlicensed labor they can find to do something good enough for it to last long enough to get sold.

That answer is broad :-).

As someone who primarily funds loans from CMBS, agency, and insurance companies I think this info is on point.Despite turbulent capital markets, roiling from weakness in China and a downward spiral in oil and stock prices, borrowers at the onset of 2016 have an abundant array of attractive financing options available for acquiring or refinancing multifamily properties.

But these statements are so broad.

It is way too broad to answer specifically.

And i hope they take over every mgr who sucks in trenton..specifically the ones on broad st.

This is a broad generalization that I feel is not applicable to any specific area.

It’s bad enough when a business venture goes array but losing a good friend or severing family ties is just a hard pill to swallow.

There is a huge array of subjects to choose from covering most aspects of real estate.