That is, no matter how poorly the other person handles their end of the conversation, maintain your composure and demeanor and frame your response as well as you can.Your response to Alan Grobmeier re: business models was nearly perfect.

So tell us, what would your "perfect" multi family investment look like?

It's perfectly okay to have ambitions but calling out on your current job/employer isn't fair.

@Stephen Akindona Oh Perfect!

practice makes perfect

SUMMARY> >>> >> 6400 SF Office Building> >>> >> 6400 SF Lot> >>> >> Built 1974> >>> >> Features, 5 private offices and meeting rooms,> >>> >> 4 restrooms, 2 with showers,> >>> >> commercial quality kitchen..perfect for> >>> >> architects or engineer or others> >>> >> Loan Matured February 2016> >>> >> Current Default Rate 18%> >>> >> Monthly Payment $5,501> >>> >> NOD's Filed in 2014 and 2017> >>> >> Comps at $1.8MM> >>> >> CURRENT UNPAID BALANCE> >>> >> $1,039,000 +3% fees to be paid by buyer

I'd assume some brokerages would be perfectly fine with having us under their wing if they got some % cut of the buyers' commission and don't have to do much of anything.  

Pretty much perfect location.

Especially when you're investing from out of state - you won't know the market well and you won't be able to see the property regularly - you need to know that the people you work with are incentivized (perfect word, @Jeff Wallenius) to do good work. 

While lawyers are not perfect, and certainly can make mistakes, the advice in this stream from the non-lawyers could get you in hot water (and not the good kind that you have in Florida).