Welcome to the addiction. 

I guess I’d be considered a stalker in any other context.You see, my son turned me on to BP quite awhile ago and since that time, I’ve basically been addicted to it but never made the obligatory introduction or participated in the discussions (stealth mode).And now, to my chagrin, I wanted to ask a few questions but figured I’d better introduce myself first.I live in Lancaster County, PA.

An addicting mix of adrenaline, dopamine, and fear of the unknown ahead.Anyways, excited to join this community and make my first steps.My name is Cameron, I’m an electrical engineer selling semiconductors. 

Real estate is a little addictive though… we continue to look for more properties just to drive cash flow higher… so it’s not like you only have to do one path.  

But there are great deals, unbelievable  cash flow, and unheard of cheap cheap deal.

We advertised 1500 and are getting unbelievable interest.  

It's unbelievable what can be accomplished with multiple people that know what their doing.Rather than quick fix the ugly wall, we tore it open to deal with it.  

I've always been interested in property investing as is evidenced by my addiction to any book or television show that has to do with real estate. 

Quite honestly, the knowledge you would gain by being in a self storage or Mobile Home park or Apartment Value-add deal for instance, and gaining experience owning and seeing operations of that asset is so unbelievably valuable.All this also sets you up to ramp up your education and with experience investing in these deals, and seeing the operations and reports, will launch you into possibly finding your own deals in these asset classes.This is an Exponential Business, its not fair at all, the ones who have experience get more brokers calling them get more syndicators reaching out, get more loans from banks.Deploying this lump sum into multiple deals super charges your learning and trajectory.

cap at 7% wow. thats an unbelievable deal. your sure its not prime + 7%?