So I throw them a bone and take money off rent for them to work on them over time.

This is BARE BONES to properly operate. 

Ehhh my own fault.I'm deep on regional banks.I believe they are the back bone of American small business and all seem very well positioned.After reviewing many P&L's and balance sheets, I see lot's of value but time will tell.I'll either be a hero or a zero with this high risk investment.Wishing you much success and keep the dream alive 

Please think about this between now and then; bare bones, you need some education and access to tolls (assessor data and bulk mail printing) to but property right.

Not that your $500,000 doesn't have a place, but will there be enough Meat on the Bone for your $50,000 or $100,000 investors along with your Management or Syndication fees?

Bottom line is ON THE SURFACE there doesn’t appear as if there’s enough “ meat on the bone” to make this one worth it.

The friend went to dinner, had some drinks at dinner, then on his way back home and to drop the car off T-boned another vehicle killing a few of the passengers inside and paralyzing another.

To get the full effect of how I first saw it, I'm going to have to ask you to imagine a raccoon sitting up on top of the bed.If it were mine I would curb appeal this place to make it desirable to a new buyer, and just leave some meat on the bone so they say, as far as the interior and the upgrades.

And they are not skin and bones . 

Some of these companies are very bare bones.