However, the loan amount that I will be taking out will be based off of the property price and rehab costs(90% of each will be a loan and 10% will be my skin in the game).

It’s making running the numbers a big guessing game and it’s quite frustrating!

While this type of housing is somewhat expensive for most investors game plans, anyone who isn't interested in investing for strong cash flow and immediate ROI can certainly do really well here.

The whole game changes for the better (lender terms, interest rates, possibilities, partnerships, JVs, OPM, etc.) when you shift to commercial (5+ units).I looked at Bryan/College Station a few times and it fell through our buying criteria having less than 250K in population.

Unfortunately, a customer of his was seriously injured during his tenure and the plaintiff's attorney sued the S Corp and him personally, for $3 million.

In the past few years, he has built himself up a thriving custom car audio shop out of a shop rental space in a warehouse park. 

You can create your own custom signs using Vistaprint.

In real estate, it is the tenants (customers) that pay the investors.

@Matthew R Crawford So this post grabbed my attention as i'm a beginner in the real estate game myself.

I probably look at 50 - 100 houses a week, it’s a numbers game.