Tiny loans aren't easy for commercial.

You step back and say, hey, aren't you capital raising, heck yeah, but doing a significant amount of other roles, most importantly adding great value to our investors.Bottom line, we have to know everything that the operator knows because where do you think the questions come from? 

Suggestion: Why not pick a good market & seek out deals that aren't PERFECT, but are in good rentable condition that bring in a higher return?

But I understand that doesn't mean much if there aren't any interest.Again, i appreciate your insights.

I’ve also heard that is best to collect an application fee.It is against the law in Massachusetts to collect an application fee.On one of our units, we require they fill out a Cozy application before showing them the apartment, in hopes that we can separate the seriously interested from those who aren't serious.

Investors buying cashflow positive properties don't have problems securing additional financing, as much as they have problems trying to work with lenders that aren't investor-friendly and thus aren't "counting" all that positive cashflow in their mortgage math.

Rental inspections aren’t too bad.  

You gave us no idea on the numbers so that is hard to say but often times (and I’m Learning this myself ) things that appear as scary deal breaking game changers aren’t as bad if you have competent help and the knowledge to fix them .

Originally posted by Account Closed:Can you guys teach me these rules50% rule70% rule1% ruleand more rules.  1st thing to note is that they aren't really "rules" so to speak.

If you aren't feeling the motivation, then they are either driving to you, or you are moving on dot com.