I know I've spent a lot of time with potential investors only to learn their only investment interest was in the stock market.Having your foundation for raising capital in place prior to signing a deal may be an easy concept to grasp, but developing that foundation takes planning and hard work.

What I'm trying to get a grasp on is a rough order of magnitude for cost and comparison between different types of finishes/materials. 

So I have this scenario:Tenant early termination, fee = $800 (equal to one month's rent)Security Deposit = $700 He is entitled to security deposit as per condition of unit, however he has not paid the early term fee, hence he is not cleared for the security deposit if he owes us $.He is not grasping the concept of, why can't he just pay me $100 (the difference) and call it a day?

Hi all, I'm trying to get a better grasp on how to analyze deals and the numbers behind them.

Simply adding extra sources are most likely neutralizing the profits you make from one better source because you are losing money on the second source.The lesson here is this....SOOOOOO many people/investors just can't grasp the one simple concept of lead generation.Motivation!!!!!!!

My office is in NoHo, so I have a firm grasp on what’s going on. 

I’m interested in investing in Multi family homes in Portland, And would like to connect with investors, agents, bankers, anyone who can help me grasp the whole process of becoming a successful RE investor.

But I dont not think he is really grasping the concept of what I am trying to do here.

Im curious because all the learning im doing I have a good grasp on different strategies and how to analyze properties what I don't understand yet is how to actually read a market area to know if it would fit what I'm hoping to do.

My biggest fear is just doing the first deal due to very many unknown factors and a very elementary grasp of calculating NOI.