In quickly looking at this, I'd be careful that I wasn't sub-consciously massaging numbers on the front end in order to make sure I hit $100/door per month (Because I caught myself doing that numerous times when doing analysis).

This can all be structured numerous ways.

Financing is going to be my biggest challenge/most rewarding hurdle at the moment.

I just owe her a new primary :)Good luck and no reward comes from inaction.

It's a small step but action is so much more rewarding than just learning.

@Derrick Holmes, first off, welcome to BP the bestest of all REI sites...I would commence by warning you off of land, as an investor that bought, sold, rehabbed, subdivided and rezoned land both raw and improved, it's by far the trickiest of all real estate endeavors; HENCE more rewarding.

I have prepared numerous Schedule E's, Form 1065's, Schedule K-1s and also worked on a couple of 1031 exchanges during my time at the CPA firms.Any advice or resources for getting the ball rolling with real estate investing would be greatly appreciated!

These businesses provided educational return, they got me reading books, but ultimately I failed in terms of finding personal and financial reward through them.Approximately 6 months after my realization, my wife and I were sitting in bed and I was reading the book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”.I remember distinctly, putting the book down and asking my wife “how would you feel about us selling our house and buying 2?”.

I have had numerous businesses through the years but it was serious health issue and the realization that disability social security payments would not allow me to live that made me want to build a successful RE portfolio.

This is your deal, you get the majority of the potential reward so why should I take the risk that you miscalculated your comps and now have to sell at cost?