i just got off the phone with lindsay someone that works for them they want $34k and they offer no guarntees. thave a 78% success rate in getting people funding. that mean 22% of the prople that signed up where promised the world but were not able to raise capital. according to linday they have 700 paid members. 700x.22=154. 154 people paid them $34k and were not able to raise funds. im not an expert but they need to file a case with the attorney generals of the united states. i asked lindsay why isnt capital raising set 1 because ill pay you $34k from the money you help me raise. all of a sudden she is busy and got to hang up with me. i told her i gave you 1 objection and she gave up.i did not have a good feeling speaking with lindsay. and after the call i checked my email she sent me 2 emails. 1 minute apart from each other which tells me they will take anyone and everyone. as long as they pay $34k.

Quote from @Barry Minkow: The link below contains a report submitted to law enforcement on Blake Capital, currently reporting "46% historical IRRs," $1.6 billion in "total capitalization," and 1,867 fully cycled units (https://blakecapitalgroup.com/our-portfolio/).  

Only one tenant smokes and it fills the other units quickly. 

That means that you can buy a property with up to four units, since this is still considered residential.

Your approach to finishing the basements in order to extend the number of years a tenant stays in that unit makes perfect sense!

I live in an apartment with 4 rental units and a studio.

I'm still focusing on small multi-families mainly 3-4 units.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Hey, that’s a great price point, especially for a 2-bed, 1-bath unit!

Due to this and the fact there are currently tenants in both units, it took longer than we wanted to get the inspection scheduled last week.