At the same time I was building a business and had twins, so real estate was on the back burner.

Are there repairs/modifications that will be needed in a short period (ie new roof, painting, burner replacment, etc.5.

So some of these syndicators that have a track record and experience have lots of capital chasing them to invest.The newer syndicators often put a fat split to investors to entice them to invest.

.⦿ Foreclosure + Motivated = Potential for a good deal.Yes, there is a big, fat, old, huge "PLUS" in that formula, as in, BOTH conditions need to be met for this formula to hold true, not just one.A vacant house/someone in foreclosure/someone dealing with a probate/tax lien, DOES NOT IN ANY WAY imply "motivated seller" or a “good deal”... or that they even WANT to sell at all.

You know shooting the fat, BS-ing folks and thinking quickly enough on my feet. 

So now I have 1 fat commercial loan and zero additional loans. 

After the tenant moves in I usually take $35 of that first months rent and buy them a nice burner.

By fat the best experience in REI. 

Most of my family all have rental properties and with raising a family it was put on back burner for awhile.

Most of the things have been stuff that has been able to be put on the back burner and sit for a while until I’ve built up some reserves for repairs from rent coming in but a couple times there’s been some wiring issues that have just needed to be taken care of.