Well John,  I went to close a deal today for one of my clients in Aiken SC and at the last second title co attorney said NOPE.. we will no longer close anything that is an assignment..

Hi all,
We own a part of a single-family home rental property and are considering buying out the other owners. Would love to hear peoples’ thoughts.
The property is a 1000 sq ft SFH on 9000 sq ft lot with 2 bedroom...

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Should we sell the house for equity needed.We are in CA, I am co-signing my nephew’s home, currently paying $1500 mortgage monthly with 2.75% interest, it has 342K left on the loan.

Here is the link to our BP page showing over 250 - 5 star reviews: https://www.biggerpockets.com/co/RentToRetirementTo answer your question, there are many reasons to consider one market over the other. 

If your family don’t have experience in property management then you are going to hire a PM co no matter where you invest.

I ask because what I see with my Airbnb-investor clients in Colorado is that if you're buying right now -- with today's rates and somewhat dampened STR revenues -- you're only making money if you self-manage.

I had discussions with a co-worker all bent out of shape that his landlord who had a duplex, takes the gas bills, and divides it by half, and have him pay his share.

Our company has flipped 5 homes in Northern Colorado over the past 5 years and I've gained a lot of XP through other people's risks. 

For the standard single asset syndication the timelines just don't work).But beyond that:Most institutions want to see 15 yrs of track record before investingMost institutions will require 10% co-invest, and given the check sizes institutions write, many syndicators don't have that kind of liquidity available.Most institutions will require a true corporate structure.