I'd tend to steer people away from the practice rather than coach on how to do it -- there are better business models that are focused on adding value that I'd rather see people embrace.My meetup is really about sitting down and talking nuts and bolts, and, while I am agent, property manager, contractor, etc, I don't host the meeting to sell you anything nor do I charge anything to join, which many other meetups do.

He has a suggested model to provide very good isolation of your personal assets from your REI holdings.

If I am in an area where there are not same style/models. 

Ha ha ha).Plus, a lot of the real estate investors I bump into run their business very much from the hip, and do a lot of decision making without much planning, which makes modelling the real estate portfolio a headache supreme.

I like their model - shared equity and cash flow.

But I'm having a tough time deciding where to invest...My husband and I have been interested in Whidbey Island for a vacation rental investment, but I am also open to the BRRRR model locally, since we have more in-depth knowledge of the real estate in our area (Tacoma, WA).

Nowadays, I get to enjoy a large monthly cash distribution in problem free months, but no cash flow in months with significant expenses...That makes a lot of sense to save using your model, but my question about your model is what do you use as your cap for replenishing your reserves?

My model is to over-explain, and give lots of info/education.

With my experience in the rehab aspect and my wife's interior design expertise I believe we can be very successful in this industry.

Does anyone have an MS Excel model for Property Development Feasibility Studies?