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This person pleaded guilty to a felony charge of leaving the scene of a vehicle accident within the past 6 months.

Hi Everyone;

I was curious how investments are typically handled when there is a large number of investors involved (more than 50). The little I know about REITs suggests that they are not suitable for high risk, hig...

We are tired of renting & moving every 2-3 years.Me & my wife would prefer a multifamily home to purchase & would read up on how to rent it out.

I found this thread out there a little.I don't see people making more money in less time lazy through systems and processes.While those processes shouldn't define a person they are important to have in place and constantly be refining.Re-inventing the wheel every time is asking for lost time and additional work that is not needed.To the original poster it is YOUR MONEY.Take what everyone says with a grain of salt.Then determine what you would feel comfortable doing because if it goes South you wouldn't be losing their money.I look at this the same way conducting business as a commercial broker.If someone calls me up and is looking for a one in a thousand property I am sure it can be done.How long and how much time to get there is debatable.I don't personally base business models on long shots.I want to know when I put time in that my chances of getting a return are very high.It seems like this flipping business is getting tougher and tougher.I have been having many investors from across the country telling me that flips are getting to be more competitive and dried up.The volume is going down and they are tired of dealing with home buyers.They are looking for commercial properties to move to a different niche of investing.I can tell you I wouldn't want to hold SFR house rentals as an exit if it doesn't sell.I do find it interesting to hear what different residential flippers are doing on deals though.

I get plenty of calls from my out-of-state marketing but most of those calls are tire kickers and not very motivated.

Individual Units: Need power washing, junk removed from yard, grass cut, bushes & trees trimmed, skirting tight & neat, no junk vehicles on blocks, homes need painting, etc. 4.

at my other place, it's lasted 9 years now & has still held up, hot tires & all.

If they tired to tell me on the 25th, I would refuse and tell them they owe me another month's rent.

More specific yellow letter that hopefully will bring in more motivated sellers, instead of tire kickers.For anyone else who was in a similar situation in the past and figured out how to get better results, what did you do?