I don't know if that helps you or not, but it tells you a little bit about what is going on at the street level.

I'm shopping for a first property myself and I've found in modelling out a bunch of deals around the city that for a buy and hold with high leverage it will take around five years to get out of the red on a lot of fixer uppers.

Better yet, buy a fixer upper with a 203k loan.

yes, they can set the reserve at any amount they want.....assuming it is a foreclosure, their final judgment would be their upper limit. 

I guess the same could be said for why would people buy at the coast when rising ocean levels can just consume their homes. 

I've saved ups several hundred thousand for a downpayment but that's only getting me a fixer-upper.

Hi,I have a 2-part question seeking some level of clarity from the group as my own research has not been conclusive.I would like to set up a LLC primarily to hold RE investments like private equity/debt funds or syndications but would like to keep my name hidden(at least not easily publicly searchable).

There is a lot, but on the most basic level, look for someone who does at least 30-40 deals a year as an agent and owns at least 10-15 doors, some rehab experience is a plus.

Even if you do not hit it I’m confident the elevated level of thinking will propel you way past the 100,000/year figure.

The buildings have an upper level with units and a lower level with units.