You also would have numerous options that I would be happy to help you explore more, when it comes to how you structure the deal.

First off I know this is a very subjective question based on your area and personal goals in real-estate.My market is Colorado.I was spoiled before values increased and with a 2.6 interest rate and my first rental cash flows $600/m and is a townhome.I’m looking at numerous opportunities that after all expenses including cap ex, vacancy, and repairs cash flow $150-250 per month with not a ton of opportunity to increase rents for the time being.

Pertaining to the Repairs, this has happened numerous times Security deposit that was meant for the tenants.Tenants lease is current

Then go on meetup.com and see if that company has any local meetups that are close enough for you to attend.You can go get a feel of the company and ask numerous questions.

They are my go-to supplier for all of my water meters and sub-metering systems. 

People can borrow money to purchase homes which can have numerous benefits from cash flow, appreciation, depreciation, tax benefits, etc.

Delays are normal on a construction project , subs are busy , suppliers are waiting on manufacturers , inspectors are a week behind , change order wasnt signed , etc . 

The RE prices are based on numerous criteria including expected long term return and expected risk.  

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@Andrew Geier I have worked with numerous investors here in Cincinnati.