They’re betting on some sort of 08 correction where they’ll be able to buy twice as much property for their money. 

@Brian Walters - it looks like you're right about the location of multi-families, so a SFH seems like my best bet.

The rules are probably different in your state so to be safe I would make sure the terms are written out and agreed upon.

You bet!

If you need it to cash flow then furnished short term rental is your best bet; people pay top dollar (over market) for places that are this nice!

The unique ability to offer higher returns to our investors, in addition to helping provide a safe, secure home and care to those that need it most.

The unique ability to offer higher returns to our investors, in addition to helping provide a safe, secure home and care to those that need it most.

Milken conducted exhaustive research on companies - concluding that high yielding 2nd lien loans could in fact be a safe investment - in spite of the term 'junk bonds' they were branded with.

Richmond in general has a huge shortage of housing, so as long as you're in a safe part of town with good schools, the vacancy risk should be relatively low.

The average 3 BR in our area is around $2300 as well, but I thought $2200 was a safe number.