They should be able to paint a realistic picture along with setting reasonable expectations.

@Calvin Graves Once you find the right agent make sure you’re ready to make offers and follow through with purchases because there’s nothing that will ruin your relationship with a new agent faster than having him/her sending you dozens of leads and showing you properties only for you to never actually take any realistic type of action with offers that might actually be accepted.

If you have a good CPA, realistically, the only additional deductions you get for putting a property in an LLC are the costs associated with creating and maintaining the LLC. 

And yes, I would want to avoid buying with un realistic numbers so either way I would not be able to increase rents much.

Of course we all want our investments to do ALL the above, but that is not realistic. 

While I'd encourage anybody to invest in the Costa del Sol, I'd never suggest they could get the returns we're going to have, as that's simply not realistic.

Realistically, I’d think servicing the crew is a bigger pool of need but I’m also curious what they do for the stars.

What can we realistically expect from a builder in terms of closing cost assistance and/or rate buy-down

And something you can realistically drive to on a moments notice if need be.

Totally reasonable as long as they're realistic homes that you have some sort of intention of buying.