If you want to get fancy you could offer some split up to a certain IRR and then some other more promoter-friendly split thereafter. 

One Bigger pockets moderator promoted that Bigger Pockets is for beginners. 

I agree with needing someone who knows the area. 19134 is very diverse. 

I especially liked the following points:Decreasing unemployment (more people have jobs to pay your rent)Increasing population (more people to rent to)Good job diversity (should one employer poof, your tenants have other jobs to secure)Good supply and demand (are rentals actually needed)Located in a B-class submarketThese are very consistent with my friend's approach.What do you use for this information?

My wife may have an opportunity to take a promotion to one either Charlotte or the Raleigh-Durham area and we're trying to do as much research and consider all factors into what may be the best decision. 

The people I have seen who do it full time either (1) have very little personal overhead and live a minimalist lifestyle or (2) do it as a sidebar to fix n flip or (3) spend a LOT of money on marketing, promotion, advertising, systems, CRM, networking, education, and business development.  

Hey community, Are most people maxing out HSA, Roth, 401k, and using the extra for real estate? I've been maxing Roth, HSA, and half my 401k. My real estate returns over 2 years (very new) have been well above stock m...

It comes across as a self promoting post like half the posts on here these days.

@Jiri B.Not likely to make much of a ripple since that is what’s being pushed by a lot of BP pod cast promote that.

I’ve just heard Brandon and a few other guests on the podcast and webinars promote the multi offer deal to get buyers to say which one instead of yes or no.