Monthly expenses can be driven down by putting even more cash into the property, but then 1.

. $800,000 after 10 years of appreciation, forced and market-driven, in Kansas City, MO. 

So it isnt as simple as saying I pay X for Y....its I need to figure out a way to get the budget done at A price, because A is what other flippers can get it done at. 

I also hold notes on all his kids investment properties as they also became driven by his returns of REI.

Market is primarily driven by OOC buyers.

Initially I was told I was going to get product "a" which was a longer term loan, decent rates etc.When it came closer to purchase, I was told they were revising the program and and it was no longer available. advised for me to go into a shorter term loan (product "b") as a bidge until product "a" is available.

Originally posted by @Jassem A.:I

A is white collar B is blue collar and C is lower wage and D is minimum wage etc.also account for the condition of property -A is great condition B is in good condition C needs some work D needs heavy workhope this generalization helps

With single family deals you have the ARV, purchase price, and repairs, the equivalent in Commercial real estate would be current market cap rate, Exit market cap rate, repairs/value add plan to increase the value of the property.So if you are syndicating a deal like @Scott Morongell was talking about you will have to analyze the property and see if your business plan will satisfy investor driven returns. 

If anyone has other recommendations, please share, as I’m also new to the REI space in Atlanta and always looking to meet more driven, passionate real estate investors.