I intend to buy between one and four properties that may or may not be in the current state I reside in; this is all contingent on the opportunities that present themselves or as I uncover them myself.

At the present time, I'm not looking for an rehabs.

So while the headlines claim that non-accredited investors are going to be "democratized" into having the capacity to invest I think it is unlikely many promoters will use the mechanisms available to present quality deals.

You should consider this as almost a sales presentation, before and after shots of the house; a list of improvements, if you are going to include the price of improvements don't forget to list everything, materials, labor, cost of money, carrying costs and the cost of sale; some current comps from the area that you based your after repair value on.

im just starting my own investing business but im really not that good with analyzing deals and im really not so great with numbers in general. i have good leads and good experience with construction i have basic knowledge with investments and i dont feel confident enough to present investment offerings to potential partners/investors. my question is this. who is the right person to be speaking with about doing analysis and reports to present deals to investors?

ACV settlement can present issues in partial loss situations also.

This will obviously be a part of my presentation/proposal.

Although, from what I have been learning thus far, out-of-state Rental Properties may present tangible opportunities.

I am meeting with several investors tomorrow at an informal meetup and will present these options.Are different rules applied between each state or are these set standards of practice nationwide?

I have also done a little private lending, though not related to RE.My main goal at present is to educate myself across the board so that I might better identify future opportunities, or refocus current holdings.Without getting too far into the details of the various considerations, these are some toplines:1.