But fundamentally, if they do check, and find out she now owns it (or, is even renting it), they will come after you.

I am not sure where you are buying, but if it is in fact a good area and has fundamentals such as job growth, population growth, etc. then I would recommend you move on this one quickly.Remember…pics on line cannot necessarily be relied upon…in person is what tells you the real story.Do you know what the cap rates are for the area for B+ assets?

I feel like I have more than the fundamentals down in my head and on paper (created excel calculators, etc), have financing in order (Line of Credit, Cash, Mortgage Broker), and now just need to take the next step and invest into the right property. 

It's really scary about how big real estate really is but I know that with solid fundamentals, I'll do just fine.

Con's: She didn't focus on principles or fundamentals, and instead listed off a bunch of random "insider secrets" that a newbie like me shouldn't even worry about.

Understanding the underlying fundamentals of this region, I entered the market with laser like intention.

:) Bill GulleyI couldn't agree more about recommending these fundamentals and building block educational components..When I started 12 years ago I read and studied everything I could get my hands on, but I realize now that most of it was "guru" style education.

I also tend to try to stick with things I fundamentally understand.

That's why you can't worry about that stuff and need to focus on the fundamentals.

Anyways, so far I love BP and have been using the resources since a lot of the fundamentals seem to work in different asset classes but am looking for more info on industrial property investing.