In the end all you will achieve is to lose money.

probably.....but I'm sure there is a TON more to this whole story than you being 100% in the right.

That projection might just be a reflection of their inexperience and it might not be achieved. 

Hello Crystal Robens I am starting off in the multifamily space and being new I am looking to partner/syndicate my first deal.You don’t need all the money to be able to achieve your goals.

My mom lives in a nice one but you will never see one on the market as a whole because they are built more like townhomes that share a wall or two (think a square divided into quarters that remain square) and are usually sold as individual townhomes.

Even the commercial - I don't see your amounts but even if wholely owned commercial is out of the question there are ways to get into a fractional ownership of the same type product.I'm sensing that for you it would be better to evaluate them in light of the following1.

Not only does this property have two mobile homes but raw land where my dad has his horses, and where he parks his horse trailers, tractors etc. in order to sell it we would have to sell the property as a whole. these rentals though in great shape and being updated would be classified as lower income properties. 

On the whole, it appears to be a good investment but for folks who strictly follow the BRRRR strategy, was wondering if they would do the deal, given that some of the capital would be tied up for the long haul. 

I told him to go through his insurance as the tree was in good standing and I was never notified of a problem, as well as me clearing out the whole lot last spring and having pictures and proof that I did my maintenance.

In Atlanta, are you able to achieve 2% rule deals, either in the city or OTP?