I would probably bring my marketing machine systems that I have running in Seattle and start by wholesaling while I learn a new market.

After doing a limited amount of research on them, I concluded that they were making a lot of money on the front end, and commissions or referral fees on the back end.Bottom line is I found their marketing 'machine' to be great, but their value proposition to be lacking.

Therefore, fully leased proforma: 430 X 24 = 10,320 month X 12 = 123,840 gross expected income123,840 x .40 (60% annual costs) = 49,536 NOIAt a 10 cap for resale the value is 495,360 fully stabilized.There is also another $7,200 per year in laundry machine revenue (not sure the expenses or if we could assume the 60% expenses would include that).The electric is direct bill (tenants pay directly) in one of the buildings. 

Great LOs are teachers, not just number crunchers trying to feed a machine.  2.

That's nice and all but equity doesn't sustain my lifestyle, Cash Flow does.If I sell off my equity to live one that would be like killing the golden goose.I have created a cash flow machine and I am reinvesting in the machine to create more cash flow. 

Nearly all the banks I call are answering machines telling me to push different numbers to reach the person I need to talk to.

Then they use the machines to break it up.  

I used to drag $4000.00 worth of quarters to bank every 2 weeks for a medium 120 unit complex, after several break in's machines damaged, laundry room doors damaged, owners switched to prepaid cards and got new machines the best move ever..

BTW: I should be getting about $90 a month from the machines, so they'd be paid off in a snip over 24 months. 

This is the machine learning component of our algorithm that continues to make it more accurate, to adjust for changes in booking behavior over time, for example, and ensures that our algorithm continues to be the most accurate on the market."