'this deal has x% IRR' is way easier to pitch than ' at a discount rate of a% this project has an NPV of $x, but at b% discount rate, we have an NPV of $y' A dirty little secret of deals this space and size is that most investors and a lot of GPs are super finance savvy and don't truly get the intricacies of these calculations, just look at the wide spread use of equity multiple.

There are a few big changes but by far the largest and most consequential is the widespread adoption of the guidelines, definitions and regulations outlined in ASCE 24-14.

Those seem to be great marketing ideas for your scenario, ours is a little more widespread though. 

It makes sense that we wouldn't be a widespread syndication hotspot, though. 

Given the state of currency wars, current levels of debt, and impediments to widespread economic growth I put higher odds of interest rates being lower in 5 years then higher.

Atlanta is also wide spread out, but if this had happened here, then I would bet that most of those houses were spread among 2 or 3 neighborhoods, where the prices are low and where they could have obtained significant inventory.

The widespread belief is that seller financing and 1031 Exchanges cannot be used together.

I wonder how much of a negative effect widespread use of bandit signs actually has on the value of a neighborhood.

Keep in mind, while it is not as widespread in the books and podcasts, you CAN successfully house hack in a SFH by renting out bedrooms, or even just by living in the home for the 12ish months the lender will require before moving into your next home.

Hi @Jarrett BoyesAs of now, although damage was widespread in Cape Coral, for the most part, it remained mild to moderate in terms of damages to personal residences.