@Xiang Yang I use Tommy Schlosser with Amfam in Marietta.

Hung out w/ Leon Yang yesterday.

If the complex is in a very bad neighborhood I imagine you'll find a ton of 10 caps but you'll also run into vacancy problems as well as damages up the ying yang as you'll be dealing with extremely poor quality tenants.You can find a great deal that caps at 7% in a pretty good area and it would be a ton better than a 10% cap in a crappy area in the long haul.So don't limit yourself just to 10 caps.

I've heard great things about Michelle Yang as well.

Originally posted by Leon Yang: Minh L. and Ryan M. just a question about the IRA as I am not too familiar.

@Frank Yang thank you.  

Sometimes a person is so enthralled with what the tool does for them (or thinks it does) or someone they know, that they sing its praises to all who will listen (I'm reminded of the old addage - when all you have is a hamer, everything looks like a nail.)The best course of action is to learn as much as you can; tak to someone you trust; and, choose the course of action that makes the most sense for your circumstances and goals....

Yin & Yang. 

@Frank Yang & @Ron Flatt the rules that govern loans and the "loan limits" are a combination of the Dodd-Frank, CFPB, Consumer Protection Act, and others (SEC is the Securities Exchange...that's for trading of stocks and what-not).  

Any advice for @Jeffrey Yang?