I guess I should have been more specific in my post.I offered to put her in a cheaper unit and the truth is, she is moving in with her dad so that she can save money and buy her own place.

We'll also will call the BPO agent sometimes to confirm data on it to get more details(another way to figure out the quality of the report pretty quickly).Also keep in mind that bad BPOs can make you money too, like when the bank is using that for example, and you have quality boots on the ground giving you a more accurate value.

In general, my investors are looking for:mid to high double-digit returnsI'm looking for 2x Equity multipliers (double your money projections) in 5 years or less.I am for opportunities that will give my investors the #triplewinCash Flow, Appreciation and Tax Savings.I might look at 90-100 deals before finding ones I want to invest personally and bring in investor capital.What are you all seeing?

It also sounds like you are bringing skills to the table and not money.

You can't reliably spend your 'cashflow' on living expenses, because you don't know when that next big expense is coming and therefore you need to keep that cash on hand instead of spending it.Historically real estate has tended to go up in value by roughly 4% yearly on a nationwide level. 

I requested copies of the income taxes for them both and it looks like this could be a pretty good deal but I'm not sure how much he spends on materials to keep them running as that was not included in his "financial report" (which was a piece of paper with number written for utilities).

Fannie/Freddie money = Fannie/Freddie rules.

Also, is no money down really something that is possible?

Like any market, there are risks and you need to have the right team in place prior to buying a property or you could lose money.

If you follow our program you will succeed or I'll give you your money back.