@Paul De Luca I’ve looked into the program.

Each option presents its challenges.A tenant who leaves may force you into a unit renovation.

They also make money via syndications.Depending on who is presenting, you can get great info - without apparent intelligence challenging - to get you started and maybe even motivated.

Quote from @TOMAS DE JESUS: Quote from @Devin Peterson: Quote from @Joey Keske: Hello.

Deals are presented to me and I can buy or pass. 

I just sat through a lengthy pitch presentation for Pace's gator method which I left with raised eyebrows and concerns about Bigger Pockets putting their stamp of approval on Pace's brand.

In the meantime we are building our resources to be ready for the next market reset (if it comes) so we are prepared to go on another buying spree if sensible opportunities present themselves.

So far lenders are telling me it has to be commercial loan and then they are wary of the property because only one out of the three units is presently rented.  

However, we have several questions and would appreciate the community's advice:Midwest Markets - Which Midwest markets offer the best value for investors and present good growth opportunities?

We discussed that in 2 years he would either sell, Rent it out ( and we co own the rental)  or buy me out of my share at present market value.