Turnkey rentals and investing in apartment syndication are backed by real estate, so I’m supportive of both.

@Tony Sepassi  As mentioned, typically when you see people doing deal after deal in quick succession it is because they have a lot of cash socked away ready to deploy, not because they found some super rockstar deal that allowed them enough cash flow to save for the next one that quickly, although there are some great deals out there.As mentioned, my preference on deals are the value add deals where you may buy at a 5-6% cap rate (although that is very thin for anything that can't support on site, full time manager/maintenance personnel), but have the opportunity to raise rents and receive a 30% ROI on unit renovations, so typically 150-200/mo per unit.Most people going after 3-10 unit buildings do not seem to know the first thing about underwriting, or could care less about their return on investment. 

I know it is important to have a community and support so please let me know if you are interested in connecting!

Check out Real Wealth Network (RWN) based out of the bay area and they support a number of markets across the nation.

Call the attorney, ask him to send you all documentation supporting his claim, and ask him how he thinks his client could ever prevail against the valid and just claim of your and your predecessors to possession of the driveway for more than 30 years, or at the very least to a prescriptive easement (the disputed land is theirs, but by years of continuous use, you and your predecessors have established the right to use it).

Or do you have totally different data to support otherwise?

I'm learning from others mistakes hopefully, and making sure the T-12 and rent roll support an offer before trying to get it under contract.

Rent levels in the area just don't support the housing prices and expenses to have good cashflow.

So the market metrics show that a location like that one is able to support economic growth and have a better future projection for the multifamily properties.

If you want to help you would send a group email to the entire membership (you can cut and paste the email addresses below) into your email "to" field and in the subject line put something like "Please Vote Yes on HB 461- Landlord Eviction" and then in the body request support and say you are an Idaho Landlord.We made a new video to address the concerns of those who oppose our bill.