@Sam Epperson are you use there is a shortage of housing? 

@Sam ShuehThank you, I am starting to see that’s more the consensus then to go it alone and to try to save Realtor fees.

If seller not willing to provide schedule C or says his is hiding income from uncle Sam, then walk away from this deal if you are new to multi-plex.

Originally posted by @Sam Grooms:I see GP raisers get up to 40% of the GP equity, and share in the acquisition fee and promote. 25% doesn't seem like enough to me.Well when I said 25% of the GP, that meant the GP's promote and asset management fee, or their cashflows from the waterfall distribution.Thanks,Anders

My name is Kurt and I'm an American who's been living in Asia for the last 17 years, basically my whole adult life after college, so I have zero credit in America.

@Sam ShuehI'll rephrase my questions for you. 

At least at your age you start thinking about home ownership.Good luck,Sam Shueh

For example if a company like American Homes 4 Rent bought 200 properties in each market and they only bought 3 bedroom 2 bath houses built 1990 or newer, had the exact same tenant screening criteria, had 100% consistent finishes in there houses (like every house has central air, stainless steel appliances, gray paint, etc).  

Thanks for the input @Sam Shueh . 

Hi everyone,I'm currently looking into a career as a loan officer and I have several employment offers l'm debating about.My offers are from Quicken Loans, Loandepot, and American Pacific Mortgage.Quickens and Loandepot are call center jobs where American Pacific is outside sales.