One way to explain it is that it’s a way to subdivide land that the County in Hawaii wont allow, because of minimum zoned lot size in your area, example: You have a lot 6 acres in size in an area zoned 5 acres minimum and you would like to sell 2 acres, with a CPR you can divide up units of like a condo project.Hence “condominium-izing” a property, a CPR.Every unit (land area) is owned Fee Simple and you may, or may not have common elements.

Looking at high job growths areas, good schools, and low crimes are the standard elements to take into consideration.

I've seen numerous properties have gravel spots in the back of the houses.

I'll spare you a long story but the house was left in good condition, my friend has numerous pictures to back this up and the landlord is withholding the $1400 deposit.I'm wondering if anyone has a good Las Vegas RE attorney you could recommend.

Boilers will need to be replaced, the sewer lateral may need replacing some day, and structural elements (e.g. porches) will eventually fail.You might not need 11%, because your building will pull in more rent than mine.

From what I can find online, the area seems like a pretty good, solid middle American town with enough population to support numerous rentals but no so many people that you end up with the over-populated, big-city problems.

The dashboard breaks into numerous key areas and on most all pages you can drill down to the lowest levels. 

Do I have to come up with a solid numerical plan and present that to every bank until someone funds my business plan?

It appears this has been answered; however, I too am an LP investor in numerous syndications.

@Tania Reuben sounds like you already know my story, but there were two key elements to my survival.