For example private Equity, dry shipping and transportation are 2 others I can think off off top of my head.And yes those K1s can be a pain!

A 9% cap rate on a particular property might seem very high to an investor in midtown Manhattan, while the same rate could seem very low to someone in Upper Dry-Rot County.

In my opinion, it was a little dry.

Last I heard, he'd given many of them back and what he was holding was bleeding him dry.

@Jonathan Mednick Jonathan,  I'm not sure how I am missing the point it seems pretty cut and dry, I understand that these turnkey companies are providing the most basic information but I am saying that a lot of them are being very manipulative and dishonest in terms of their expectations In my opinion many turnkey providers are trying to take advantage that many investors interested in them have little experience in real estate and think that they won't properly run the numbers...

Soil testing can be done during an inspection, though some markets do break this type of inspection out separately n the inspection addendum... a good broker in your area should know all of the specs for your area...

It might behoove us to remember that the worst mass shooting on American soil was executed by none other than a real estate investor.Maybe people who put money in real estate are not so special after all.

The then put in a B-Dry system.

Then cash would dry up and rates would skyrocket.

It's sunny and dry almost all of the time but when I want to go snowboarding I simply drive a bit west.