I have pretty good success with Realtiy Mogul, Rich Uncle, AHP and moderate success with Fundrise.

You may be aware there is a BP moderator who is located in Fredericton NB.

These homes have been a little of a challenge as both required moderate renovations to increase bedrooms and cosmetically improve.

I've noticed there is a decent strip that is situated between two moderate crime areas...just blocks away. 

We have built our portfolio on low to moderate income pptys; the ROI, at least on a forecasted basis, is much better, and we focus on cash flow and not appreciation. 

Lot's of fixer uppers in moderate income neighborhoods.What areas are you looking in?

@Darius HowellA few PointersOn the PropertyLook for Cash Flow (Year 1) with a Value-Add &/or Upside play Light to Moderate value add Class C & B Multifamily Apartment Communities (Demand is outpacing supply)Low Crime areasBelow market rent, mismanaged, in need of renovations, &/or the undesirable vacancy rateAreas or Markets Look for areas that are rapidly improvingMinimal MSA of 250KGrowing EconomyPath of ProgressDiverse JobsDesirable - people want to move thereAffordable Cost of LivingHope this was helpful.Don't hesitate to reach out-Dino

Spats do happen, but we eventually make up-LOL).Thanks Josh, Brandon, Moderators and Team!

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) offers special loans to help both low- and moderate-income families purchase housing.

So, let's say there were 1,000 grads and 100 of those grads made a profit, that would be 10% success rate just to make a profit.Now, let's say 10 of the grads made $100k in profits... that would mean 1% moderately successful grads.AND NOW let's say 1 of the grads make $1 Million Dollars..... that would be .1% was EXTREMELY successful.What I'm trying to say is are you able to get any idea of the success rate of the program?