In my head it was more of a limited partnership but I realize now that it just seems like a loan that I won’t get much out of. 

Disclaimer: I realize most of the items the inspection report calls out are per current code, which this house obviously was not built under. 

Disclaimer: I realize most of the items the inspection report calls out are per current code, which this house obviously was not built under.

I realize for some on here that is child's play, but for all us other mere mortals, it's a reminder that you gotta start somewhere. 

I realize and appreciate that what you want is the same tenant paying the same money to reform her ways and become a little more like an eagle.

After I tried a couple of more times, now I get a handle on how to properly do the numbers and realize the number on that one did not make sense.

The investor may still be willing to pay over market price for a number of reasons, such as accumulating individual properties adjacent for future development; to add to a portfolio of close by properties so synergistic effects may be realized; because he knows something that will lead to large increases in future value; because the property will return a higher net income than the comparable properties, etc.

I started looking at RE through smaller multifamily and quickly realized that your capital doesn't go very far, it becomes difficult to scale, and I didn't want to deal with the headaches of property management.  

I have waited too long before finally realizing the importance of economy of scale in RE investing. 

Realize this, my figures cover all the basics overhead costs, including management, because I am not going to leave myself short just to squeeze out a $100 a month profit per door.