I am not in that league yet but ill learn more about moving forwards. 

PS I will be in Cleveland on the 26th 27th checking out the deals we bought.. since I have never been there I thought I better put some eyeballs on it.. .closed two this week again... so looks like still plenty to go around.. won't ever be in your league but am excited to check out the city.

PPI League - fun, competition, learning, networking and making money with some team building in a league of our own.

You would've murdered us all on the NFL field..... if you had ever made it past the pee-wee league.

Borrowing the money is fine but it dilutes your ownership significantly.I'd love to get into this league and now a couple guys in it, you just need such deep pockets.

Ironically these high appreciating cities purchased in 2000 also, in general, have rent to purchase ratios in a different league than the cities that initially had better cash flow.  

Connect with other local investors and hire contractors for projects way out of your league (electrical, roofing, windows, HVAC, dangerous jobs, etc).

The area near #8 is Downtown College Park, which is a healthy area of South Atlanta ITP (lets refer to it as that), and is adjacent to Hapeville, which is expected to be a prime real estate location due to proximity and amenities.Here is a link to the master plan: http://www.eastpointcity.org/wp-content/uploads/20...Just recently, there was a groundbreaking announcement that the City of College Park ITP would be breaking ground on a new convention center which will host the Atlanta Hawk's G League Team, concerts, graduations, conferences, and everything in between.

Today there are more 'investors' borrowing way out of their league to join the "FIRE" movement.

Every year, minor and major league players, and staff are put into hotels for months on end.