In fact, an agent can get you into on market properties and when you write an offer, the rest can easily be handled by a title company / real estate attorney (depending on your area) all the way to closing. 

It all comes down to which bank/lender is offering the lowest rate, less or No points, No prepayment penalty and quickest turn time without issues.

Sharing walls with a noisy family with children or college students for example is not going to invite conflict and may cost you in poor reviews or guests wanting to leave early.

When you see sponsors offering stupid returns or guarantees then people should run.

If you adequately follow the MP rules in IRC 469.In the realm of real estate investments, the short-term rental loophole offers a unique opportunity, subject, however, to certain rules and regulations.

Now, with a "SALE" in effect via "Discounting" it $100, your offering "A Deal".

Many offer live demos, but it's going to take me forever to research these from scratch. 

Whatever time you spend learning the pros and cons, and getting professional advice before you make your offer to buy them will be money and time well spent.Good luck on your journey!

@Alberto Cioni Typically, the broker commissions within a DST investment are 4-6%, and the rest of the fees are used by the sponsor to structure the offering, marketing fees, lender fees, reserves (any remaining returned at disposition), etc.

Hi everyone, I got an offer too good to refuse on my house by a developer who plans to build 3 story apartments on the land.