I've heard people talk about getting an IRR around 20% but I'm not sure if that's an outdated target and not as realistic as it may have been in the past? 

Just wanted to get peoples opinions about this idea. 

There are many good people under these programs, but likewise there are many looking to sell a sob story.

That trend has continued unabated.Now I see people commuting to Boston from Portland, Maine (!!!)

In this week’s post, I am turning it over to Brent Voepel.I got into a conversation recently with people in the industry about the price of property management.

People expecting $200 per door per month in a b class neighborhood while financing with little to no renovation are going to be disappointed.

For most people, the goal is financial freedom.

Some people pull all the equity out of their rentals to buy more, others like to pay cash for them, others pay the mortgages down faster because perhaps they want them paid off when they retire, others just let the tenants pay them down over time.

Sit down anywhere and people would just start talking real estate.

I'm curious if any other people who have legal non-conforming multi-family properties have had issues with financing.