It tends to get smaller as size gets bigger the management fee just like multifamily.Also you have to read the leases and see if any caps on cam because tenants might be currently paying less and then you pay more and eats into your NOI as you do not get reimbursed above a certain amount by the tenants.3.

The root of my question revolves around the direction of the market.

My questions though revolve around actually making money from them since it seems like the cash is always tied up as opposed to a flip when I make capital returns.

@Cam Lednar this just happened to me.

In regards to being a wholesaler - obviously we all know this business revolves around getting GREAT deals, so I would say you dont need to become a wholesaler, but focus on getting whole sale deals.

FHA is mortgage insurer and the guidelines in regards to minimum NET revolve around 3 tiers of the Pre Foreclosure Sales Program.

My question (s) revolve around not knowing much about stucco in general.The house does not have central air/heating which to a noobie like me seems just crazy but I'm hearing that stucco really doesn't require central air/heating as conventional homes do, this accurate?

Both just recently removed the 5% discount on their commercial revolving accounts. 

Sure investors are cleaning up the houses, but all of a sudden the house next door to you is a revolving door of different families, kids, and renters.

There is also a CAM license that they can get for 10+ unit properties but that's a bit different.