He is also out of state and I will have to do most of the legwork of physically going to see the houses and talk to agents face to face.

If the hot housing market cools down, and if the economy and stock markets experience decline, multifamily syndications are a very attractive alternative, providing stable distributions for years to come. 2.Investors are investing in physical assets, which appreciate during inflationary times.

He is also out of state and I will have to do most of the legwork of physically going to see the houses and talk to agents face to face.

So whether or not the seller physically has the deposit, he still owes it to me at closing.

Since I'm not physically there, I can't do that.

Also if you buy out of state consider physically visiting the property too.

Overall what I'm understanding is I need to factor in taxes and insurance into my prices, physically view the property to verify my Maint,Capex assumptions and make a phone call and collect actual rent rolls and T12. is that all correct?

Only trouble is, I wouldn't be "living" in it physically (I could just list it as my address and pay the rent myself for legal purposes).

What I’m finding is that while some companies are moving to permanent remote work, just as many are continuing to use physical office space.

Other counties will require you to physically visit the courthouse to obtain the records.