Example: You need to do 1,000 pieces of mail, put out 50 signs a week, door knock 20 houses, and network with 20 people. 

Milwaukee can certainly be great for cash flow, but it seems to me when people are talking about 2 1/2 or 3% rules they mean C areas.

I was thinking I should not incur any capital gain taxes since I will be still keeping my 50% interest.

There are rules you will need to follow and you may need to work with an architect as well to walk through your vision.

I just listened to BP podcast episode 50 with Mike Simmons.

I mean isn't that one method Rich dad poor dad teaches Are you suggesting that this commercial property is ALREADY worth close to 50% more than what you and your dad would have into it?

Page 6-19 has a section, 6-9, entitled "House Rules" that I suggest you read before establishing your curfew rules.

Cash Purchase -monthly rent x 84 = purchase priceThese are numbers that I have found to be good rule of thumb numbers.  

Different auctions have different rules, but typically, you have to present your cash immediately, or at least within a few hours (maybe 24h, if you are lucky) to complete the deal.  

One of these operators doesn't buy anything less than 50 units.