But putting all your eggs in on basket can be a risky proposition - especially if you don't have enough reserve. 

Typically we are focused on a more traditional BRRR approach but this one had a unique potential value proposition that we wanted to explore under contract.  

Hey --20% lower than Listed Price --thats loosing proposition --First drive around and see other properties for sale ---what is the rent ?

I am a new investor who has just met two ‘bobs’ both wanting to invest 100k with me and I would like to make them a proposition to be partners the three of us into purchasing a Fourplex on a good side of town where rents vary from $1,600-2,200 I just don’t know how to structure the deal I am a real estate agent and I know what is fair just need help putting it together correctly!!

I just closed on my 2nd in TN...we continue looking for a mid-size in a good appreciating market for the next one.I'm sure that adding the 3rd unit made a bug difference in your value add proposition.

We felt fine about the interaction with the owner in evaluating going with Renters' Warehouse on the PM side, beyond just the observation that the offering seemed very formulaic and we did not 'buy' the value proposition (for the right price of course we may have bitten).During the one other experience we had with them, though - the service was poor, at best, but extremely dysfunctional. 

The rest don't really have a unique value proposition as far as I can tell.So traits that are most important? 

All sorts of propositions considered. 

Pricing has jumped the shark and unless you’re investing in areas that ski 9/12 months of the year you’re already in a losing proposition counting on only ski rental, particularly when you, yourself, may be competing for those rental dollars!

I was just curious about the outcome of this proposition to your investors Matt.