They think they found a diamond in the rough that's been sitting for 300 days when every other experienced investor passed on the deal.

In the 90's it used to be 24%.

Moving forward to next year, Im planning 15,000 calls because over 200 calls per day is unrealistic. 61 days of making calls in sitting close to 146 calls per day of calling.

Do you dislike work and want to sit at home wasting away in front of a TV? 

You should not be a sitting target.

Defintely lean on those who’ve gone through it before.. it’ll help you dodge those pricy early missteps.When I looked into places like Omaha, Austin, or even San Antonio or Phoenix, I noticed a certain rhythm... and Invsetors I know actually learned a lot just by sitting down with some local landlords over a cup of coffee and hearing stories.

Can you afford to sit on three vacancies and the cost of renovation?

I wouldnt develop anything but sitting on it could be worth waiting to one day add new units/condos or a larger multifamily partnering with a developer. - half of parcel can also be sold off as only one half has the SFH and ADU on itOwner is quite firm on the price.

Quote from @Alan David: i HAVENT MENTIONED THEIR PRACTICE OF WITHHOLDING ANY FUTURE EARNINGSON THE INVESTMENTS ONCE YOU MAKE A DISTRIBUTION REQUEST, IN MY CASE THAT IS TWO YEARS( SO FAR) WITH THE FUNDS JUST SITTING IN MY ACCOUNT DOING NOTHING.i IMAGINE IF THEIR FUND HAS A LOSS i WOULD BE  SUBJECT TO THAT TOO.  

The challenge newer investors face is that overpriced properties tend to sit on the market for 60+ days and they see them all the time.