Other syndicators give up 70% equity because that's the only way the numbers work for their passive investors because their projects just don't have enough meat on the bone.

The only difference for me, at this stage of my life is that I want to match my day to day liabilities with predictable and consistent cash flow.  

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Would cost me at least 100k My purchase price was 860k and I put in 600k worth of work (nuts I know!)

My wife though to leave me at times.  

Great Advice and big eye opener for me at least😅

But, to springboard off what Jonatan said, unless you are including carrying and sale costs in the reno budget, there doesn't appear to be enough meat on these bones for a flip unless you can pick them up for WELL below the asking price.Property 1:Acquisition and Carrying Costs:$95k Purchase$1.5k?

For me at least, it took a long time to save up enough to buy any rentals. 

This was also mentioned as part of the reasoning for two different multi-fam books that BP just produced.Personally, I think smaller would be a better fit for me at this time.Is this boot camp focused on small, big, or all-the-above?

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