I am looking for a mentor who's willing to share a fraction of their time with me.  

So I am looking to use a platform that allows me to broadcast my voicemails or texts at a fraction of the time it would take me to do one by one.

I have seen more than a few of these over the years, but I still only understand a fraction of what I see on them.  

And my dad's rent was a fraction of midtown Manhattan's.

We have to remember that the buyers we see on BP are just a fraction of cash buyers.

for me, i'd only take PM recommendations from other seasoned investors in the area who have a 'like' tenant base and 'like' sized properties to what you're about to buy.my partner, who managed our property, put in a LOT of work each month chasing people to pay. we always collected, but the amount of effort it took to get people to pay the small fraction for which they where responsible was ridicules. section 8 mentality is something you should understand before buying a building positioned for that tenant base.all this said, we were able to get above market rents with section 8 ...but we worked for it ;-) check with the local section 8 office to see how much they pay so you have a benchmark.i'd underwrite this one conservatively.

They have a huge amount of detailed information on their sites regarding risk/reward of lending to consumers in the form of unsecured fractionalized loans.  

I would say it is an incredibly fractional percentage of people who get foreclosed on actually can come up with the money after they lose the house to be able to buy it back from the bank when it's listed for sale.  

If using margin the rate of leverage potential is a fraction of that in real estate and predominantly at a multiplier in cost of said financing vs cost of real estate financing.

However, it's only gone up a fraction of one degree in the past 100 years.