Liquidity redemption (if even possible), you would have to face a 30-60% discount of what you put in.You might want to reach out to sponsors to private sell to other LPs.

In my opinion, rentals are best if you can get a house at a substantial discount to account for inflation.

Its actually a pretty straight forward process, but that experience is key. 

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The majority should know what a deal is for an investor, may have clients selling at discounts or at least have connections that can help an investor.

Existing tenants = discount.  

If you are buying for appreciation, you are buying at a time where we just hit record high median sales price in April (slight decrease into May.)Now, all this talk of Orlando "cooling" is only looking at the increasing inventory, which is still below 6 months... prices increased four straight months to start the year before a 0.9% decrease April to May.

It took close to 15+ years, but states are finally catching on that the majority of loans are no longer held by banks and by non-bank lenders who are selling them off to private equity and other non-bank funds including individuals and they are starting to hear about the shady stuff going around.Regarding straight sub-to and banks calling loans etc., this I think is longer term implosions as I am seeing people who absolutely should not be buying a home as they have no money buy them sub-to because of little down payment and will eventually lose the property and that is when many whose mortgages are still on the property come out and sue.

If the answer to all of the above is "Yes" then yes building these properties is pretty straight forward.

However between discount at purchase, value add, and appreciation is up ~$700k in 2.5 years.