Make friends with a commercial broker and ask him to forward you invites to these things.

I know this whole subject of Dodd Frank and Safe Act compliance has been beaten to death here, but I couldn't find an answer in any of the numerous other posts I have read.

I also invite you to visit our REIA group.

There are numerous multifamily new-build and loft conversions in the Midtown area, home to Wayne State University, the medical center complex and the museums, aimed at filling increased demand (low single-digit vacancy rates here as well).Then there are the suburbs where crime, schools and population decline are not issues.

I've spoken to my tenants numerous times and they seem to think he's singling them out.

Then developed a relationship with him at the REIACLA, where he invited us to come spend a day with him learning probates.

I've heard from others that she if very anti flipper so she'll come up with numerous expensive repairs to lessen any profit that you'll make from the sale.

You have your total debt payments (the numerator) divided by your total income (denominator).

Personally, after I close deal with an agent/broker, I will invite them to lunch and let them know the types of deals I look for.

Been there done that...many times.HOWEVER, I have worked with investors that had numerous properties where we split the down adn I got 1/2 upfront and 1/2 at financing.