The units were bare basic and would be easy to maintain (especially since we wouldn't be the ones doing it :) but there were too many negatives for us.  

Ive been on Bigger Pockets for a while but this actually happens to be my first post lol so bare with me. 

Both are the same but one is interviewing men and the other women.I did find interesting similarities between the upper half of income earners vs the lower half.Granted, the people barely scraping by are going to have a much harder time getting involved in this game, but all the same, it's a quick read that hopefully reaffirms what most of us are trying to do....be financially well off! 

I was watching Gardiner, Augusta, Topsham, and Brunswick and barely anything moved all winter.

Then you want to take 25% of the remaining equity, and I'm left w/ barely over 2/3 of my investment (67.5%, to be precise) left working for me before you've created any significant value.    

They might just barely pay it off with a 7 year if they're lucky enough to have a low vacancy and not have any roofs to replace or boilers/furnaces go out, ect.

but so bad that too many times, the investors make wholesalers work for nothing and waste their time on something that barely exists....

Bare in mind that the rate of return for prime loans is around 4.0%.  

I knew it wasn’t a great deal… I expected at least $40 back for my barely used game... but it was convenient… also, maybe I wanted some money towards the next best game, maybe I just knew I would’t play that game anymore… maybe there was something else I really wanted to buy asap and needed any additional money I could get....Perhaps that’s a terrible analogy… but my point is, you’d be surprised how low people will go, regardless of what their initial asking price may be.

All this positive cash flow and I feel like I barely qualified...