In the VI, I would argue that a number of investment properties trade at higher cap rates than in the States - outsized returns can be achieved  as the market in fairly unsophisticated. 

I've read several more of Robert kuisaki's books, also David Greens and Brandon Turner (currently reading "The Multifamily Millionaire v. I

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@Tim V. I

Any suggestions for an investor friendly title company in West Virginia?

So last year when we launched our Fund VI, I used 506(c) out of an abundance of caution.Having said that, I'm not a big fan of 506(c). 

Can you spell "E..V..I..C..T..I..O..N"?

I think this book is one of the best walk-throughs new investors on how to build and execute on a strategy: https://www.amazon.com/Book-Re...If you read through the table of contents, it's basically a recipe book for figuring out how you want to pursue real estate investing: (i) define goals; (ii) assemble and get buy-in from your team; (iii) choosing a business strategy/niche; (iv) picking a location; (v) finding deals; (vi) closing deals; (vii) financing; (viii) managing properties; (ix) exit strategies.Good luck, and remember that persistence is probably the most important single attribute in this business, so stick with it.

Read the article here: https://www.marketwatch.com/vi...

@Mariia V. I