Your understanding of NOI, deal negotiation, and long-term strategy are assets that make you stand out. 

I see that kind of structure (maybe different splits or thresholds) with first time LPs - it's generally simpler and easier to understand.

@Michael Plaks comments in this recent post on making sure the person you hire understands real estate sounds really relevant to your situation.  

Determined to avoid such mistakes in the future, I earned my real estate license to better understand the buying and selling process.

The list of cities that I’ve come up with so far by my own rookie research is the following, but always open to other suggestions from members that have experience else where. 

Hi all, curious what price you list your rental if you are targeting section 8. say fair market rent is $2000 do you list for rent at $1800 to accommodate the utility allowance or do you list at $2000 and understand that the voucher will be lowerlet me know what you think! 

I've spoken with the team and they understand that it is our job to meet your expectations once we've helped you set them and I can assure you that we will.  

Again, all answers that might be better answered in private.You are correct that a lot of lenders just don't understand how we work as investors but that's why some of us hang out here. 

I would hesitate to say 1-2 years to rotate out but closer to 5 years, and ideally I'd try to get the downpayment higher to at least 10%.I understand your areas though-- they're expensive.

All, I understand that to be a property manager in Colorado you must be a licensed realtor.