1) should probably read up to 4 doors, b/c 5 doors is the starting point for what's considered commercial multi-family2) that's typical in the industry, though you can ofter have longer amortizations.  

@Latonya AlbrightWelcome to BP and I would start off with what industry you want to invest in. 

I've been surrounded by the construction industry my entire life and, by extension, the commercial real estate industry.

We want to be as transparent as possible about our fees and our service.Our flat monthly rate of $80 is catching on in the industry.

Have you flipped any of those rehabs to a retail buyer?

Curry also discussed the OCC’s involvement with fintech, explaining that the regulator is trying to send a message that it is “open to working through” the steps needed to regulate the industry, saying, “We’re ready to talk and to think.”

They are offering them at 10-15% below full retail value, thinking people will be happy with stabilized 9-10% cash on cash returns.  

I could save a bunch of dough if I don't have to pay another agent.. or my other new builds... so we will see how this pans out my prediction it won't go to far.. you will have buyers still wanting their own representation no matter how this is set up as you need to sign on the info sheet that you understand you will only work with the listing broker.. but when buyers come in with another broker what are you going to do..We get that all the time they come to our subdivisions say they have no agent then show up with one when they actually want to write the offer.Thoughts anyone .. especially those that are not agents and not real familiar with how the industry actually works.. like to hear some feedback from you folks

Nonetheless, you bring up a good point in that HML has a new competitor...less informed retail investors (like myself!)

Turn key is usually closer to retail.