Make sure you check this aspect out before filing a claim.

We are looking to develop 10 (3 unit) multi family buildings on the land, I own a construction company so I'll manage every aspect of the project and finance it.I am having a hard time structuring a deal like this, that works for everyone. 

I write down checklists and procedures for various aspects of property management like leasing, make-ready repairs, lease renewals, evictions, etc., go over them with my PMs and make sure we're on the same page.Then I follow-up with them at least once a month to see how things are going, to check if we need to make adjustments to anything.

The more people you meet, the more stories you hear, the more you start to get an idea of what aspect in real estate you are drawn to. 

Hi ALL,I feel pretty sufficient analyzing the purchase of an apartment from going through the financials and physical aspects of due diligence.

AND, this deal would require me to deal with tenants of lesser means than DC as well as commercial tenants and I have no experience with those two aspects of landlording. 

My investment strategy revolves around viewing cash flow as a tool to build reserves for both short and long-term capital expenditures.One key aspect of wealth accumulation in real estate, as you rightly mentioned, is the gradual reduction of your principal mortgage balance by others and the accrual of forced equity and natural equity through market appreciation.I operate Elevation Appraisal in the valley and serve as an agent with Windermere Bozeman.

I would spend summers working at job sites so the construction aspect is not foreign to me.I am also a trained CFP, certified financial planner, so the numbers aspect is not confusing.I suppose the main challenge I have is actually buying a house.

On one side it's a business aspect, your roommates don't have to know who owns the property, or how much you pay.

Don't waste your time trying to learn all the aspects to investing all at once.