Return projections illusive.

The key words are "not materially involved"With rentals, this passive income idea becomes illusive as the mere management of it can become a big undertaking.

They do that for a reason though to put an illusion that you can have all of those things if you just buy their product and implement it.

You often want to give the illusion to the seller that they win the negotiation bu you offering lower than what you are willing to pay and come up to meet their counter (with a painful look on your face in doing so).

At first glance I would say no, but I would need more info...the specific numbers.If I'm reading this correctly, you are going to pay cash (option 1) for an illusion of positive cash flow, or leverage 100% and break even?  

I typically cap in two months, then I get to keep 100% of the commission.Be under no illusion, when you get into real estate - whether as an investor or an agent - you're starting a business, not getting a job.

But don't have any illusions that they're going to bend over backwards to help.

Their net worth plummets in exchange for an illusion of relief.   

Hey M,I honestly don't think so ( Just being polite.. what I TRULY mean is that "I KNOW so" :D)OK so check this out man...Lists are an illusion.

When time comes to start rehab ill use the first rehab plan with the budget of $10k to complete the work.