IMO, they set themselves up for criticism, undue or not.

Another poster on that thread criticized me as they had purchased the course and I shouldn't look down on those who know less than I know.Let me state right here, that I don't know everything, although I know that I sound like it at times.

That's why it is so critical that the management of the project must be very familiar with tax credit requirements and have sufficient experience to be selected to administrate programs.

If you do this then it is critically important that you maintain business records and keep your personal life seperate from your business (e.g. don't use a personal bank account for the business, get an account in the name of the business).

I'm open to all criticism, ideas as well as the chance to start new business relationships.

Now, traffic to these high municipal, commercial, academic, medical prone areas from outer areas is getting to be a big factor, and adds stimulus to demand, added with current logistical costs and transportation.To add more appreciation to the area, large buildings are being turned into high-rise condo buildings and lofts, going for some hefty prices.....So IN THEORY, it looks like a win....I got some good intellectual backing from friends whom are superintends for the largest builders in the state, #1 & #2, not to mention the designer is one of my homeboys too...Now, this has got my stomach feeling some multiple Metamorphoses wrapped up and ready to burst (if you know what I mean).......It’s looking good so far.....Now,Here are your turn boys and girls to add some (+/-)critical replies, anything will help...I have got to be damn sure.......

Requesting feedback or constructive criticism on my first RE investment.

If you decide to sell before that "critical mass" where there are more buyers than new homes, expect lower rents or buyers to expect to pay a lesser price.

This is especially critical for the rehabber for resale investor.

Hi all, and thanks ahead of time for all your input/criticism!!!