@JD Martin I'm sure you will remember this one...Name that tune :-)"As we celebrate mediocrity all the boys upstairs wanna seeIs how much you'll pay for what you used to get for free" Tom Petty, the last DJ :)And you're right, I think some of those prices are crazy but if they can get 'em then I say god bless 'em and move along.. our rates in 4C are pathetic right now and I wouldn't mind having somewhere to juice the goose so to speak.

Zach Bell is my realtor and he is great at working with investors!

You'll want to go to the place you wish to invest, visit, meet face-to-face, belly-to-belly with the folks who will be overseeing your assets. 

I guess I'm not comfortable pulling the trigger currently.I feel like I'm stuck in analysis paralysis, As well as going belly up.

Now quit belly aching about the value and start hunting every house in town that has one and buy it.   

Today he owns over fifty trucks and hauls milk and juice all over the tri-state area and has built himself a nice net worth.He always advised me to take a different path, though.On one of our trips to Florida to visit Terry and my sister we ended up going to one of Terry's commercial properties he owned.

Why trash it for shakers that need constant cleaning of those hard to clean square ridges and butcher block that’s looks nice until the first time someone spills grape juice or considers it a cutting board?

Ensure that the juice is worth the squeeze.

I'm thinking the same SOB who left crack vials in the driveway sold my new heating system for scrap money to buy more juice. 

Review IRR cash flows and how they calc the return.Larger syndications will use interest-only loans for the hold period which juices today's earnings in return for less payout at the end of the hold period.