Looking to form a coalition of young investors in Louisville Kentucky eager to network and share/gain knowledge.

And the reported amount of rent was much lower than what was presented in the pro forma.

And one size does not fit all.. and in fact most of them dissuade wholesaling in any form as a waste of time and money.. and it will not lead to where they want to be long term.. its really only the online guys that pitch wholesaling.. for a few reasons..

Only thing that stands out to me is that they could steal materials, and this is just paying them upfront in a different form as opposed to the 10-30% cash of the project's costSeems to be a good option if doing a decent volume of home flipping, but would love to hear other's opinions

I'm trying to form a Wyoming LLC, do you have any recommendation attorney for Wyoming LLC? 

Many HOAs have trouble getting enough people to show up to form a quorum.

@Spencer GreogoryHi Spencer, Let me know If you need any help working with the numbers I can send a pro forma workbook that I made for my son

Hello, I am an out of state residential investor looking to join, or form a meet up with other investors in the area.

It depends on what you need, if you aren't looking to form a relationship for loans I would go with an online bank that offers the best rate and flexibility. 

I'm conservative on income with any pro forma, I usually hit expenses very closely or as budgeted, I allow for a disater and vacancies, experience is closer than a guess, but going with a rule of thumb is better than nothing if there is little experience in that market.From an economic stand point, looking at opportunity costs for the use of funds, money needs to meet some threshold, I believe it's better to look at it at a fixed rate required rather than allow market rents to dictate a basic return to be expected.