Dare I say, you don't know the whole story.

Everyday sir.My partner gave me 6 weeks to finish, I popped off and said "dare me to do it in three"Now I am paying for physically and mentally but a deal is a deal.

I don't dare say that my case was totally abnormal, but seriously, nothing ever came easy.

Basically they were already managing the property when I bought it and in all honesty I would not have dared to go it alone from scratch.

Ok so what I've learned from this thread is this: tax accountants find it outrageous that anyone would dare ask them for evidence to back up their opinion.I'm very sorry for not trusting you blindly.

But, if you were to be more daring than renting a few bucks to a rehabber, actually getting into finance and business arrangements, then that can knock the socks off a clogged sink business.

good topic,not having cleaned out a rental properties' garage of mine years ago. now I have a partner sharing it with me/ (who cleaned it out/fixed it up) cuts the grass at the property/pays me a c note a month for sharing use of it, and nobody will dare touch it as he is known to hurt a fool who dares steal from him around baltimore

@Mehran Kamari I dare your venture out-of-state and that also without visiting the place.

Do you understand the three elements of risk, and thus the best way to reduce and even (dare I say) eliminate risk from your REI?

Cap rates on c/d are higher because the risks are higher.