But in my mind that's your best case scenario, take your profit at the beginning, maybe buy a couple of the houses at a discount on the back end as rentals if it works out, but for sure I wouldn't want my profits for improving raw land tied to the final sale of the home unless I was incentivized to do so.  

I do have a few markets in mind that I’m interested in, including where I currently live and a couple of out-of-state spots that my partner and I love.

So I waited a couple months, and they reduced the price.

LMHA gets a staff of a couple dozen people and a big budget to be bureaucratic, the tenant gets cost effective safe housing, and we get steady rent checks)Does anyone else have these issues???

Becoming a member of NARPM and attending the conferences and all the education they offer is the best thing you can do to educate yourself on the ins and outs of Property Management.   

Hey Caleb, There are a couple local REIA groups that would be good sources to come network with local investors.

I was wondering if there's is any information about this group and what it is they do... and if it's worth paying their membership fees There’s a couple of members on here that are a part of or have been part of lifestyles unlimited.

Spending a couple of hundred dollars can reveal major issues.

Texas is great but has become tough over the past couple of years due to market saturation.

And I chose to buy the quad out for a couple of reasons 1.