The bottom 3 all look nice, I would go with a stronger blue to catch attention.

@Steve Candor You've got your hands tied by staying put at your local agency.

Another aspect, buying a 12 unit apt is pretty static as an investment, you're tied into the parameters and business of a landlord.

Banks have loan requirements under the Community Reinvestment Act, that Cali requirement sounds like the non-recourse aspect ties to such loan requirements.

I believe it would make a better and stronger case for a law firm if we merge our files together.

I figured given the liquidity risk (funds are tied up) and performance risk (amount of effort/execution that goes with rehabbing) the required return must be fairly high relative to required return with other property types.

good luck and don't be marketing properties you don't have tied up.

That pretty much ties up the week.

I got tired of being a suit -and -tie -guy and found investing in real estate.

Besides that, with whatever property we rehab, all of our money will be tied up in one deal, which we are not too happy about.