I think there’s no wrong answer here.  

Nothing wrong with that, as long as you understand the scope of this forum is general advice and you shouldn't extrapolate information on here to specific advise regarding your return and/or situation.

Where operators get into trouble in larger MF is lavish assumptions going in, placing the wrong debt on the deal, and not stress testing the deal/market. 

Actually, I could be wrong but maybe the first meeting is free.I'll be happy to help and give advice as well.Good luck.

If you buy on the wrong street it might still only be worh 25k! 

They do not have enough in reserves cash wise should something go wrong that is unexpected. 2.

Having said that, this could also mean that you are fishing in the wrong pond. 

But I hope we're both wrong.

So any career choice that will allow you to hone those skills is where I would focus.Buy right:NegotiationUnderwritingMarket analysiscommercial broker officeFinance right:Mortgage brokerbanking loan officerRaising capitalCreative financingTitle office (they see how all the deals are structured)Manage right:Property managementImplementing systemssolving problemsYou can never go wrong with sales.

Yesterday on the 3rd, I went to sign the paperwork with the property insurance agency at which time I was told they put the wrong address on the quote and after making the correction the premium went from $2,600 to $3,900 annually.