So if he invests his 5.5M at 8 percent annually, that give him over 17M in 15 years, so yes very possible.

Is anyone familiar with whether or not the remaining annual property taxes have to be paid upfront (essentially cash) at the closing or if they can be rolled into the monthly mortgage payment?

If your original plan was to reduce rent by $25/month, then you're basically willing to give back $300 in annual value as a reward for this behavior. 

thanks but the inside is gut it out that work has been done and Wolfe work has been done so now we have to do windows and interior

Our team is available and always welcomes the opportunity to share additional information with you, answer your questions and mitigate any concerns.Furthermore, NRIA's 14 year track record delivering over 21% annually to our investors on over 1000 residential units completed is all verifiable.

in the Portland market you have the REIA and you have RAREBIRD  RB is an annual fee but it weeds out many and the folks that are members are doing deals.. the folks running it are experienced and they do a very nice job I always recommend this group..  

I've used Michael Blanc's Syndicated Deal Analyzer which I think is great if trying to put together a syndication, which I'm not, so I'm wondering if people use something simpler that can still help to analyze P&L and project CoC returns annually as well as IRR.

I correct them they are tech centers $75-90/hr development center plus 5 figures annual bonus.

This will normally result in less upfront/annual filing fees.ExampleProperty is in NY and LLC is formed in NY - Will result in paying fees to NYProperty is in NY and you initially form LLC in MA - You will be required to register the LLC in NY resulting in fees to NY and MA.If you decide to choose to acquire properties in FL and WI - The LLC would be required to register to do business in those states.Let me know if you have any additional questions.

Annual property taxes are about $65 per year so they are worth holding on to until they sell.