I get that deals are hard to come by, but I would like to cash flow $200-$300 a month after a I pull cash out 80% LTV following an all cash purchase and I know this is totally doable (I self-manage).

SFH prices are driven by home owners not investors meaning you will pay more per door.

Real Estate in general is such a passion for me, and I've always been driven to get into it.

Hi guys, I need your input on this one.We're currently operating a legal marketplace connecting RE investor with expert solo or boutique RE lawyers with a tech-driven platform.We're planning on starting a *private* community enabling RE investor to reach out directly to those lawyer for probate, foreclosure or any kind of deal they usually get through their own network/practice.

If you have driven around Omaha lately, there are apartments going up everywhere which will compete with multi-family tenants.  

I actually do have a prescreening technique, but I think I may have been over the top with some of the questions and think I could have driven potentially qualified tenants away because I came off as too picky.

The only thing that is illegal which will fall under FRAUD BY INDUCEMENT is if I claimed to be a licensed agent, which I never did and never will until I do eventually get my RE Licenses.I agree that I made a few mistakes with this deal by not having a Plan B & C, but as of right now, Plan A is still in action and can still work out for me, I have until July 15th to close on the property.

You are attempting to compete in a market where the numbers are driven by speculators.

@Gary A. I

So really depends on what you are trying to accomplish.I have been in Vegas for a little under a year and a half and have driven around to learn the area as much as possible but I am also newer and learning still so take what I say with a grain of salt.