Establish your objectives and adjust your investing plan accordingly.

Good afternoon Real Estate Experts I am planning to start commercial real estate investing later this year with the following plan: Looking to get 10-20-30-40 unit commercial multifamily with 20% down and preferred lender (the downpayment funds will be combined within 2-3 investor either to syndication or real estate fund, not yet decide it).

When you plan to move out will your portion of the "rent" and the other unit create enough positive cash flow.

I’m trying to figure out if it makes more sense to just do easy investing in the stock market especially if I plan to move out of philly to nyc in the near future.

If they plan on doing the sales themselves than we charge 10% for any project over $2,500.

At a terminal cap rate of 5%, and assuming all goes according to plan, your $100,000 investment might double.

We do plan on buying more real estate but not for another 2 or 3 years.

We plan a trip to middle Tennessee area next week to scope out some neighborhoods.

Are you planning to use this as a vacation home from time to time?

It's crucial at the beginning to identify your financial goals as well as the amount of risk you are willing to undertake then come up with a plan that is in line with them.