This will determine what kind of strategy you will follow, core, core plus, value add or opportunistic.If you were looking at $100k-$250k of capital I'd say you could be more liberal in your approach but since you are talking about 7 figures I would be alot more strategic about where you park your capital.

Account Closed Depends on how the algo's are structured...I use Core Logic and find them to be fairly accurate...truth be told, it's impossible to produce AVM's and be accurate long term...especially in a rapidly changing market.

@Shawn Kross I have a decent amount of experience in lending on hotels, typically larger and either in core markets or affiliated with a Marriott/Hilton franchise, but if you want to send me a message with some more info or the listing brochure I'm happy to give you some thoughts on how to approach the valuation. 

We have a fantastic "Core Four" who made it happen!!

For this reason a lot of PM’s are also running successful brokerages with the PM side of the business serving as a lead generator and providing consistent income for the brokerage as opposed to being the core business.

It's called Central Ohio Real Estate Entrepreneurs (COREE) and they have one main monthly meeting and three monthly subgroup meetings. www.centralohioreia.com.

I tend to acquire multifamily property in markets with a compelling growth story (of course the future is uncertain but it pays to begin in the right direction), improve the property to bump the income in the front side of the investment, then monitor for the optimal exit point.  

He claims to have a 600 credit core and make $100K.

It depends on if you have a rural, suburban, or urban core area.Some places are doing things like it was done 40 to 50 years ago.

I wouldn’t imagine that percentage would exceed 10% but I suppose it could if there were a compelling reason.My guess is that lesser established groups would give you a better arrangement than an established group.