The idea of a "killer deal" will do harm in delaying purchase or preventing purchase at all.

I win by being able to use commissions to fix my properties (or get them at a 2-3% discount), I win by being able to help investor clients get killer deals that they otherwise wouldn't get with an agent with no investor experience (most of them say they do, but probably only 10% of agents do).

I see so many $30-50k that look like they need about $10-20k in rehab to be killer rentals.

It's not a deal killer, but something to give serious thought) or you're willing to shell out a lot of money for someone else to do all the maintenance for you, you might be better off with something closer to where you live.   

In terms of whether this is a deal killer or not... it depends.

However, because I'm not in the habit of being a complete dream killer, let me give you some things to consider if you choose to explore this option further: 1.

So if I am a limited partner, what sense of comfort would I have that a first time sponsor was able to find a killer deal and manage it by themselves when others cannot.So to answer the question, this statement would get 3 washington post pinocchios.

Now Ive been watching bp for a few years now and would you say this was just a killer deal?

Killer team 25+ years experience.

While not a deal killer it might be something that would need some updating.