I try to be a part of big enterprises that can also withstand movements in demand and that are affected by national and international relationships, subject to competition, and are a part of world markets.

Hello, in the latest BP podcast, one of our fearless leaders, Brandon Turner, talked about a fourplex that he wanted to be the nicest one in the neighborhood in order to help it withstand market movements better.

It would be ridiculous in my opinion to demand one on a property that I didn't bring to the buyer.That being said, I am doing my own form of off market farming, but more of a targeted-area traditional MLS listing AND/OR potential off-market deal, depending on condition as I am completely mentally exhausted and done with my service business that currently pays my bills (and wastes my time :) ) and have a burning desire to replace its income with RE commission ASAP so I can roll up my sleeves and start building a RE empire full time. 

We would exhaust a majority of our loan initially obtaining the property with probably only about $5k left for renovations depending on how negotiations go.

I am exhausted and frustrated.

., pick any emerging market), it would receive pressure from the macro-factors, but if a deal can be made and positioned correctly, the buyer should be able to withstand the chaos and take off during the upswing (keyword in that sentence: deal).

We don't have the dimensions, know where any electric or gas lines are, if there is an exhaust fan, etc.

I would suggest you exhaust all other sources of cheap information first.

Once you exhaust those do portfolio

There are some very impressive people/projects that are willing to use IRA money you just need to look and never be shy about requiring/requesting and exhaustive history of how well they've done.As a borrower, my self-directed investors a slightly more expensive than institutional money for construction, but infinitely less headaches.