@Wesley BryantI’ll be a contrarian here…Based on 46 years in the industry…Any proforma or projection of returns are by definition based on a whole slew of assumptions the investor has little or no control over.

Running your own rental for 1-3units is always the best way to learn and understand more about the industry.

Stay Informed: Keep yourself updated on the latest developments in the fintech industry, including regulatory changes and security best practices.

I spent the past month reaching out to 300 former note investors and less than 10% are still in the game because they found it too difficult and not worth the time of effort.Throw on that the NPL space is a $300B industry as well and there is plenty to go around

If you ever need any advice or just want to chat about the industry, feel free to reach out.

This is typical in our industry and why a lot of owners come on board with us.ALL of my owners have my direct cell and know they can call me any time.

Retail customers who don't do their research end up in your situation with any appliance.

It's widespread practice in the Real Estate Syndications industry to compensate bundlers by selling them their shares at a discount to par.

Does anyone here have experience clearing a title after a tax sale in upstate New York and subsequently selling the property to a retail buyer? 

Can’t make her move to Philly.I used to live in LA and my W-2 experience was in tech/the entertainment industry so frankly it would be easier for me to find another job but still shooting for remote in general.Trust me if I could stay in Philly I would.And yes $1000/month is a few hundred under market.