My partners and I have landed our first MASSIVE deal (250+ unit complex) and have started the money raising process..Let me give you a very very quick back story...To make sure you are as attractive as you can be to a prospective passive investor, you need to have a few thing..

If you are very concerned about the prospective buyer not being able to pay you could ask for 20-25% this will show you how serious the buyer really is.

Recently I have found it aggravating to deal with having to meet prospective tenants to hand deliver applications, or dealing with those who don't know how to edit an emailed PDF application and return.

I drove around the neighborhood my prospect property is in, and I got scared. 

Sounds like an interesting prospect. 

I was wondering what people thought of Trenton today and whether the prospects for the town are improving , declining or stable from your perspective as an investor.

At the beginning it sounds like you want to scale at a good pace to improve your retirement prospects, just remember the more cash and free cash-flow you have, the more options are available!

Hey guys,I am going to see two prospective quadraplex's this weekend and wanted to see if anyone had any suggestions as to what documents to ask the current owner for. 

I even flew up North to scout several potential prospects in Northern CA.

I have a prospective tenant that has a bankruptcy on her record from about a eight months ago.