Once you have taken some action, decided on what part of real estate you will conquer, spoke with lots of experienced people and read lots of posts here on BP, then compose a more detailed plan.Good Luck

Every deal is actually composed of three things.The asset, the capital used to but the asset.

Lot of clueless price composers here.

@Reggie MaggardOn the equity side sophisticated or accredited passive investors look for an overall 15% return’ usually composed of a 6-8% annual cash flow from operation, and an annualized 7-9% capital gain in 3-5 years through either sale of the property or a refinance enable by note amortization if leveraged and increase in value due to operator effort or discounted purchase price.On the debt side sophisticated and accredited investors look for 8-9% for VERY SAFE loans where the collateral is A or B commercial property in a major metropolitan area and the syndicator is large and increased, and the LTV is 60% or less.

So my cost to own the property each month will be $2090.The property is composed of 3 seperate structures.

It will be hard to get someone to come back and fix work that they have already been paid for, and any repairs will likely be done in a resentful and half-assed manner if done at all.Lessons Learned: I need to get a system figured out for composing detailed scope of work proposals in a timely and efficient manner.

I am part of several composed of a diverse and growing base. 

I'm composing a list of topics that we should discuss so we can utilize our time efficiently during our meeting.

"A young man comes to see Mozart, and says, “I want to compose symphonies.” ​​

For example, Retail Opportunity Investment Corporation (ROIC), which is a REIT composed of necessity-based neighborhood shopping centers, anchored by national or regional supermarkets and drug stores located in densely populated areas with strong income fundamentals across growth markets in the western U.S, has dropped by over 46% since the start of the year - down almost 20 percentage points more than the SPDR Retail Index ETF.