For example, as a buy and hold investor, I will pay a little more for a property that my research has indicated will appreciate in value over time, which is the name of our game.In their case,however, I can say they didn't buy correctly, in that they may have paid too much or didn't put enough down, didn't do XY&Z, the list can go on and on; but, now they want to get out.I see this a fabulous opportunity to expand my portfolio, but I have to spend my capital correctly.I offered a formula of let's say for every $2 I spend, I attain $1 of value in the property.

Anyone have any suggestions on attaining funding for my next purchase?

What I have seen with paid mentors, is (a) The high upfront cost, (b) No reasonable financing, and (c) No creative approach to making the training more attainable.

It's great to see what's attainable with the proper methods and planning! 

Good for you that you are using your benefits to attain wealth.

With an MBA in real estate and a CCIM (top 6% of commercial real estate broker attain thus elite designation) I should be investing on my own account.

AND they're least expensive leads you can possibly attain.  

I'm not hear holding my hand out but the support from this community will undoubtedly help me attain my goals.

Clearly i intend to negotiate but is $100/unit fairly standard for the area or is $200-$250/unit a reasonable and attainable mark to strive for? 

Is $350-$500 attainable?