Not surprisingly, initial interest has been strong, and we are testing the concept with two 506(c) blind pools, to serve flippers in 2 of those 2 dozen cities.So we need someone that can give us high-quality analysis of the business model, and let us know what it will take to grow from 2 to 2 dozen. 

@Ivan Mendoza, it is increasingly difficult to find properties that fit the 1-2% rule in Colorado due to the strong seller's market we find ourselves in.

Welcome to the site, lots of Milwaukee presence here.

Perth is now in full transition from a long running strong growth market to (driven by a ~12 year resource commodity boom) to now being the only capital city in Australia seeing a negative slide in the median house prices.

I would hate to break any rules or upset someone due to my lack of experience.You said that your broker was aware of your yellow letter campaign so I wonder why he reacted so strongly.

Along those lines it's predatory by the nature of the deal, the MV is overstated and financed.And, you're right, there are predatory landlords as well, slumlords, lucky Springfield doesn't have too many of those and a strong building regs and fire department. 

Develop a strong USP helping agents/consumers with their biggest pains on listings, then...Become a PRO member here and put it in your signature! 

They are very strong.

I am looking to connect with those out there that would like to learn and grow together and know that their visions can only become reality through the use of a strong real estate network. 

We have pretty strong credit amongst the three of us and are incomes allow for much more but at the moment we want to start with the one property and see how well we manage it.