@James TeutschmannAs @Taylor L. suggests, formulate a partnership agreement ASAP and have it looked over by an attorney.

Instead they analyze the situation and identify each of the roadblocks standing between them and success, and then formulate a plan to get past each and every one of the obstacles in their path.The easiest way to break into real estate is to start saving now while you still live at home and have no bills (or extremely few). 

If you stay local you will need to look at inventory of existing retail and multifamily and demand.You will need to see if rents are declining and average vintage age of the buildings.How long you will hold and what financing you seek will have a big impact as well as the returns you are seeking.It's just an impossible question to get specific on.I can have one investor love Multifamily because of the value add play and dump cash in for 50% occupancy.Another just wants a fully performing tax shelter and wants low risk.It's just like taxes in that everyone will want something different.My goal working with an investor is to ask a bunch of question and get them focused on a strategy based on the answers and formulate a plan from their.Some want strong returns and others want low hassle with wealth preservation as they already have millions.

These trading strategies then helped me formulate my investment philosophy for long-term holdings (i.e., finding value in undervalued issues that return capital to shareholders).

I wanted to see if we could come together to formulate a powerful phrase for money drop card marketing.

Though it's good to educate yourself and formulate a plan before you start out, once you get out there and really know what it's like to be in the trenches - it will be the most valuable learning experience you have.

this envirotab.com is enviro-tab thats New Zealand version , they have not got a USA patent, as far as I remember.And, envirotabs was re formulated from mpg caps., which has been around, for 41 years, in liquid form, & was used by NASA, way back in 74!

Once you know what she is really looking for and what is motivating her to sell you can better formulate your offer.

But pulling comps and formulating ARVs is really more art than science.The active listings will show you the current competition on the market.

I am 43, have good solid amount of retirement investments, 230K home paid off, small busiensses that provide enough to live on, and have formulated a basic strategy.1. buy single family houses, 60-90K, single story ranches, in town neighborhoods.