Skepticism is crucial, but careful market analysis, cost management, and realistic expectations are essential.Good luck!

At the end of the day, we’re running a business, and we’ve got employees and marketing costs to take care of, so we need to make sure it all adds up.

As of today, you own a unit in a good location, it sounds like pretty much all major issues have been taken care, it's been updated, and you are above break even cash flow.

So pending that the investor has decent credit and reserves to support, they do not care what your taxes look like.

And, as Nathan noted, you are likely giving up huge appreciation potential, which will likely never be replaced by cash flow.But at the end of the day, if you are in a declining market in LA and are able to find great deals in higher cash flow areas, taking into account the likelihood of needing to outsource everything and additional travel costs to visit the properties a couple times per year, and you don't really care about appreciation, then it could work for you.  

No one said they were caring or un caring that's your verbiage to make it seem like I'm being over sensitive.

Be careful they can be very persuasive and before you know it are taking out a second mortgage to pay for the same education you could have got for free.  

There’s more than one way to skin a cat and the one that resonates with me is the BRRR strategy.  

Retirement 15%  Realtor do not have matching contribution or pensions $1101Health Care for 1  (Florida Blue 43 yo Male)  $350 a month

You will need to get an attorney to draft proper documents which will include information about what it is you are doing.raising money today is challenging as people are losing money in other deals and hesitant to go into new deals, especially for newer sponsors or sponsors without a lot of skin in the gameit can still be done but you need to have rockstar sales people.