Target purchase price is flexible, as long as it's a right dealLooking to invest the first one in following places: DFW or Austin, TXIndianapolis, INCharlotte, NCAtlanta, GADid some research, but hard to make a decision.

Myself and 1 other partner would be the managing partners and the rest silent "money" partners, however they want to be in the know and involved, but no real decision making abilities and too many cooks in the kitchen slows things down. 

Randy I'd say it's some poor customer service on their part by not keeping you in the loop however I don't see a negligence case here.1.

I found following Rich Dad Poor Dad a powerful way to leverage the good fortune of high earnings to pay for past expenses and protect future earnings from taxes.

Again, that's a personal philosophy and one many people get from their first reading of Rich Dad, Poor Dad. 

Before making any decisions, check out the specifics of that loan product bc it might be exactly what you need to upgrade the entire building nicely, get a low fixed rate long term mortgage, and be able to raise rents bc of how nice it is now, and with a low or very low downpayment.

The banks are going to look at your global cash flow to make their decision.

But again, the best decision could only be made by you based on your financial goals for next 5-6 yrs - the big picture..

Just like many others I was bit by the Rich Dad Poor Dad bug at the beginning of 2017.

Many REO's have an online system to submit offers that go directly to the asset manager making the decision, and the REO agent, is acting as more of a property manager.