Asset partitioning and legal structures are pretty intense.

I'm definitely ready for the football and basketball to start up again.I think your path of flipping leading into long-term rentals is exactly where my partner and I are headed.

It will cost more than a pitched roof as a flat roof is more labor intensive.

Tony the 50% mark is simply a quick screening tool.When you have a candidate you perform a much more intense due diligence looking at tons of different factors.Example if you buy at a current 10 CAP going in but you didn't estimate a proper increase in utilities,underestimated improvements needed and deferred maintenance,and didn't count on renewal lease rental rates dropping or counted on rising to equal a certain return.In that instance what looked like a 10% cap going in is now a 7 to 8% for a B to C product for the next few years.If you have a 2 to 3 year exit planned you have really hurt yourself.As a big apartment investor put it bluntly to me one time."

Bringing out 4 strangers seems a bit time intensive, only be left with 4 different quotes, and still no idea who to hire.  

-Game Room: set up a dedicated game room with a pool table, foosball table, or even a basketball hoop for some indoor fun.

You would not believe how intensive managing agents is for what little they produce.

They are time and labor intensive for the lender, a real pain in the tail.

These units will probably be management intensive, but 2-5 year tenants sounds pretty good, too.

My father played pro basketball I've always wanted to get into real estate and I am happy to be here and to learn from all the great members.