Does anyone have any experience with Lone Oak Fund from an investor's perspective (giving them money to lend)?

But, we have to keep things in perspective.

But from my perspective without these two "lists" my exit strategies are limited.

Yep best investment you'll make outside of fresh coat of paint and good cleaning.

Of course, I've discounted any benefit from appreciation/taxes, etc and looked at it from a purely cashflow perspective.....you'll have to look at it through your own lens.

Great perspective on how direct mail works:"The direct mail I sent was a series.

I am approaching REI with a long term perspective and assuming I'm successful enough at it and enjoy it enough to progress, I'd eventually like to amass a large enough portfolio to make managing and developing it a full time endeavor.

I walk into perspective buys and can pretty much instantly rework it as needed in my head, vision is part of the job description.

Michael Smith Yes, if you are going to freehand a lease I'd have an attorney look it over but why bother drawing up a fresh lease.

He's a builder/contractor so looking at real estate from a straight investor perspective is tough, but this deal got us onto the same page.