Don't drive your Investment Vehicle into a hole, see clearly where to steer it to avoid the potential pit falls.The IRR helps you look through the Wind Shield.

I read on another discussion that I should steer away from foundation issues that are on inner walls. 

I guess there could be lenders who charge interest on the entire commitment, but I would steer clear of them.

This is one of the MANY reasons that we steer our clients clear of blanket loans when they only have 1,2,3,4....even 1-15 properties.   

To address some of the point that are made on the thread - it is not only likely the the seller's agent will try to steer you towards a higher price and represent the selling side in the best light but it is their fiduciary duty to have the interest of the SELLER because that is their first client.

If that is the rate you received from a management company then I would steer away, but if you are self managing the property and want to put a value of $100 a month then that is a good call. 

I got an email from another vendor that some agents have been using these terms and other flavorful ones lately and we shouldn't.In fair housing, this issue comes up under steering and blockbusting.

Ive noticed that investing is gaining popularity for people my age, but most steer towards stocks/bonds.

I’m looking for any REO, auction or foreclosure homes to buy ASAP?!? Any ideas, info or leads?

What’s the general consensus on homes that were prior drug productions? I’m new to real estate investing and would like to know if this is something to avoid entirely or if there may be potential at the right price?