If you don't see yourself working as an agent but in real estate I would look into having a minor in real estate and major in a business emphasis of your choice.

I'll reiterate my opinion with the emphasis on the fact that this is my opinion only, for what its worth.  

Being wise with appreciation estimates, putting emphasis on a stable rental income, and assessing all around investment analysis risk with the uncertain future in mind doesn't hurt.

A lot of people are indeed very rich -- you just don'tmove in those circles.There is a vast...pause for emphasis...VAST amountof liquid capital in this country seeking deals.Of course there is competition if that is how you choose to view it.But many investors team up and cooperate insteadof competing.

I've got cash to close the deal and/or preapproval for financing if needed.Why I'm looking for this specific building type and location is that my other company manufactures construction chemicals and products, with an emphasis on masonry restoration and adaptive reuse of buildings, based in Lawrence KS.

The reason: Passive investors put up the bulk of the money, so they are compensated appropriately.Mistaken Emphasis On What Syndicators ChargeThe reason some passive investors put too much emphasis on fees and equity splits is that they want to feel they’re participating in a deal that’s extremely favorable to them — and mistakenly assuming that lower fees and equity splits will contribute to the bottom line and increase their overall return.

I think you're putting too much emphasis on the lender being familiar with Indianapolis.

The first relevant sentence begins: "Borrowers who purchased the subject property within the past six months (measured from the date on which the property was purchased to the disbursement date of the new mortgage loan) are eligible for a cash-out refinance if all of the following requirements are met" (emphasis added)]...

Emphasis on the ceiling.

However, if units are vacant and rent before were below the market I would put more emphasis to jack up the future rent.