It's true that our market is great for a variety of reasons, but it is incredibly difficulty right now to invest with high rates of success.

Just take it with a grain of salt as everyone's true costs will differ for a variety of reasons.

Hey Everyone,Along the way in my exhaustive quest for good, credible and useful information pertaining to Ontario Landlord and Tenant matters, I came across a blog, written by a Residential Landlord and Tenant Lawyer in Ottawa, Michael Thiele.He has a variety of blog posts that will give you some good, accurate information on landlord-tenant matters from a legal perspective.  

We're looking to a variety of multi-rate projects/developments (anywhere between 30-250 units) in the next coming months and years.

Having such a great variety and quality TKPs in Memphis could also be an exit strategy for local investors who have property and want to sell or find a deal and can wholesale it to one of them.We are extremely new to the Memphis REI world (only 4 years here) so I won't pretend to be an expert.  

Since they can't sell it, they leased it via a long term leasehold to the Rockefellers.This instructor used long term leaseholds to solve a variety of problems, chief among them folks who owned properties for a long time, for a variety of reasons not advantageous or able to sell, so they create a long term leasehold to transfer control to others.

I guess I will run the numbers again with a worst case scenario.I'd say if you find a thread that's an oldie but a goodie, that there is usually little to no harm done to put a fresh post in there to revive it back to the top of the forums.Having said that, you do have to realize that dollar amounts might differ drastically with a large time having elapsed since the dollar amounts were originally posted.As to plumbing unable to hold air pressure, that could be attributed to a wide variety of things, from an open faucet to all copper being stripped from the plumbing.

 $60K sounds like a lot unless it is pretty new and on land of some sort and maybe a double wide home and not a single wide variety. 

I've also been reading a variety of blogs on biggerpockets and I will be going to my first REI meet up this weekend.I would really appreciate it if I could get someones advice on anything else that I can/should be doing in order to be "adequately" prepared and educated to make my first deal?

Although we are based in CA, we work in the boroughs on a variety of projects.