My belief is that the biggest risk is not taking none at all.

All of them start taking time, they all ***** and the latest breed of investor who is mortgaged beyond belief expects that for 10% you will build his dream empire.

If so, go get the knowledge and belief.

It's so amazing to me that those with the belief in the big payday are so smitten as to ignore all the naysayers who have posted that it would be best to avoid involvement in this ...

It also tends to help in reviewing some misguided financial statements and in analyzing the numbers.

My team and I decided to do it as a one-two because his financing was all jacked up beyond belief because many investor types love their loan shark hard money guys and think we soft money types are all idiots because anyone that works for any bank is (apparently, according to them) an idiot:Phase 1: Refinance the first 4 using Fannie (better interest rate pricing), requiring him to temporarily come in with enough money to (with significant help from the cash out proceeds from #1-#4) pay off the mortgages on #5 and #6.

Most of Dallas seems pretty picked over to me.Sure, I am of the belief that there are always deals to be had, but the easy opportunities I think are done in Dallas.  

These misguided efforts by politicians (vote gaugers) end up negatively affecting communities Like any price control, restriction begets more restriction.

My belief is that the seller is asking too much for the market to bear.Again, thank you all for your sharing your input!

They create a barrier of entry and limiting belief that multifamily is so difficult to enter.If a pizza guy and a drug rep can do it, anyone can.