depends on how involved you want to be.

You also have enough to buy low balance 2nd mortgages however that is only worthwhile if you have good risk tolerance, since things can easily go wrong on a single note (risk is spread by buying multiple notes).My first note was 16k, and I lost a ton of money.Second was 4.6k and made tonsThird was 2.3k and made 22k-ish profit4th was 7k and earns about 25% returnSo with 20k you can get into notes, but you have more risks.

My point is that there are multiple markets (just like any area) and it's key to know which one applies to the subject at hand.

Part of that involvement in RE includes me learning the business from the inside out while becoming a successful agent along the way.

I know that if you are the seller, and want to seller finance more than 3 properties a year to owner occupants, you need to involve an originator. 

What type of investing are you (or looking to be) involved in?

Tell her that she is emotionally involved in the property and the buyers are not.

l know we all involved in real estate investing locally here in Toledo, Oh are tired of all the lead law talk, but I actually see opportunity in this new "lead safe" ordinance, and would like to know other investors on here take on the favorable and the unfavorable factors to consider with the new or ordinance?

I've been in the construction industry for multiple years and been on the construction end of flex and I'm ready to move into the real estate and brokerage side and investment side of Fix and Flip looking for any answers to any questions and looking for anything further knowledge than what I already have to try and put himself in a lot of things to prove myself so that when I do you jump fully into this that I do have a much better knowledge of what I'm doing then going into it with just a blind construction site experience

it seems like their would be too many variables involved in a condotel to try any actually predict cashflow.....probably not a good idea as an investment in my opinion