@Ian Ippolito I would love to learn more about the passive investment options you mentioned.

@Ian Barnes Yes, this is my first property in Baltimore City so in that sense I am an amateur. 

Originally posted by @Ian Poole:Based on the occupancy of 23 tenants x $150, plus an expense ratio of 40% cause you're on a septic, and a 10 cap multitiple this property would probably be worth $250k.

Originally posted by @Ian Ippolito:I am an accredited investor, and generally the nonaccredited offerings are not as strong (i.e. the sponsor generally put very little skin the game, hike up the fees, are not as experienced, etc.).

I would also recommend Ian's site https://www.therealestatecrowdfundingreview.com/.

@Ian HellerHiI sent you some information on the Notes group here in town.I believe the other group you speak of is still active and has not changed their meet up times.

@Ian Ippolito Thanks for your note.

@Ian Lockwood  Had I discovered RE investing sooner, I probably would have a higher RE allocation too. 

@Ian K Laszlo, it's called owner financing and is fairly common.

@Ian IppolitoIn your prior post, you are applying the logic incorrectly.