3) Price is too high for prospect perception of property value--- Prospects are only willing to pay so much for what a property is. So

I know in all my years doing this I learn things each year that I did not know or working in all the different states I do I find it fascinating how real estate on the surface is the same but how we actually transact is so very different in each jurisdiction. 

I don't trust Kevin as far as I can throw him, like an arrow, not, never met him just 'sayin.

My thought's are Scottsdale is so saturated.

Feel free to DM me or tag me.As far as what I'm looking for, I'm still a rookie, but intrigued in these 2 scopes.

That is all  class D at best, and you would need to have boots on the ground and speak fluent Spanish to have any hope of success.As far as multi-family goes.

That's why Excel is so useful because you just add a new row with a label..

Those states have "income source" as a protected class and as far as I know are only the west coast (CA, OR, WA) and the new england area (MA, CT, VT, NJ ect) Account Closed  In most states you are not required to accept Sec 8, and as such if you choose not to you could deny processing an applicant that is using a voucher.

The real benefit of using leverage is so that you are not burying your cash in the dirt and can access it when things do go wrong without losing the property.

Texas is, as far as asset protection goes, on par with Delaware and Wyoming.