Hi Allison, Happy to talk shop with you anytime. just shoot me a message

I asked him why, and he said after many days of review, he determined that after all the fees related to the new construction loan were factored in, the true return was less than the advertised pro-forma.  

GDP was very strong, that is true, but let's see where it goes. 

I just don't $20,000 is enough capital for it to be possible to buy a true investment in Orlando right now.

Because of the size, I’d look at what apartment complexes are charging as well - it’s not a true comp but it does affect marketability due to the amenities that come with complexes. 

Driving or even walking the locations at different times of the day is one true way to get a sense for what it is like.

My question is, is this to good to be true?

I am sure there are many more, but most of my searches are coming up with funds that are not true REDF upon further investigation. 

Reach out anytime if you want to talk shop.

True People Search and similar websites are decent.