After you’re under contract, there are only a couple property visits (appraiser, inspector, any repairs verification, and final walk through) that will disrupt the person during the last 20-60 days if the buyer is getting financed.Don’t limit your buyer pool unnecessarily (though your best buyer will usually show up in the first 3 weeks).

During the Summer of 2016, I was ingesting every real estate investing resource available.

What I see online seems unnecessarily complex for smaller commercial acquisitions (5-10 unit buildings).  

I am pretty resourceful and don’t pay unnecessarily for things I can find via google search.

She seemed puzzled and, after a quick disclaimer, said that it seemed like an odd and unnecessarily complicated thing to do, because "The corporate veil in Michigan is already difficult to pierce.".

I want to be long retired before 59 1/2 so to me it's unnecessarily locking up my capital.I'm actually planning on using a whole life policy, and taking loans out from that, to build up till I have enough for the next downpayment and repeat.

We're currently using Quickbooks but I think it's unnecessarily cumbersome.

So, I don't want to close that door, or increase the cost of that money unnecessarily in this process.Thoughts / Comments / Good Advice is much appreciated!!

I think a syndication unnecessarily complicates the first time you do a deal.

I realize there is inherent risk in REI, but I see no reason to risk unnecessarily or foolishly just because I cannot be patient.