Again, these questions have a bit of turnkey flavor to them, but they work very well when interviewing management companies.

Lowell has a strong resemblance to Jersey City and Union City, New Jersey, cities where we invested before… old industry towns, older but solid properties, working class population and a strong immigrant flavor as well.

#yoloscratchers and pass the flavored vodka on special! 

If you are interested in adding real estate flavor to your investments?  

You obtain the property from themThe issue with a step-by-step guide is that seller financing has so many flavors.  

It’s an uptown hip place with really old house some are 100 years old with tons of commerce and flavor that we loved.

I have been to many different flavors of meetups and when I formed mine decided to go with fully informal: show up, get a drink, and mingle.

Also, there are different flavors of appreciation, and not all of them are speculative but they all sure are nice.

That changes the flavor of things.

I think a team approach is fine, select reputable and ethical players.Asking for and suggesting "Investor Friendly" team players is code for unethical or for those who may operate outside of the regulatory structure or such....someone who may be willing to look the other way.If that's the way an investor deals, good luck, they won't be in it for the long haul.If something is acceptable and lawful, then any professional in any aspect will work with you, it's not them that have a problem, it's your guru strategy and attitude in business.This is not directed at any one poster but a general statement from the various posts giving the flavor to the topic. :)