I have been offered to invest as LP in multifamily apartment deal.Underwriting is supposedly conservative and based on current cap rate (4.5%) and interest rate (7%) so if interest rates go down (which may as Fed has already started cutting rates), returns can be better than the projected ones as can have more buyers for Class A property in few years with lower mortgage rates.

Honestly, while I haven't been doing this for decades like many folks here, I believe this is likely how real estate investing has always been.The last ~15 or so years were an anomaly and we may never see easy money like that again.

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

It’s frustrating but for the most part I have gotten solid tenants that are staying multiple years.

A few weeks worth of refunds per year because you couldn't take care of something ASAP, will easily pay someone to manage it for you. 

I'm a 35 year old professional that travels a lot for work, but still actively wants to invest in RE. 

Hello everyone, newbie here, I have been interested in real estate investing for years, just never took the plunge.

He has 3 months of rent left and this is for 1 year new contract.

I was going to give them a 10% APY for keeping the money with me for 3 years, is that good?

I have this plan where I first start out with a duplex , Rent 1 live in one for a year move back in with my parents and then leverage off that duplex to get another property right away.