Thank you @Todd Rasmussen I’m a newbie in this real estate game.

At the urging of gurus and even new investors who haven't yet gotten their feet wet, many people jump into the real estate game with no knowledge of state and federal laws, contracts, costs of operation, insurance, maintenance requirements, etc.

By saying “no,” he helps focus the foundation’s capital on the limited “yes’s,” increasing the chances the donation will have tremendous game-changing impact on those limited number of organizations.Afraid of turning away the client or rejecting a potential deal?

I was very interested in multi-family from a scalability standpoint to get into the game, but now I am studying more on STR's on the coast.

Good morning BP community, I am new to flipping but ready to get into the game. 

I'm new to the game of real estate investing and I'm doing my best to dig deep into the resources available here to make sure I start off on the right foot!

If they try to make you feel small, silly, too new to the game of real estate investing to be taken seriously, then RUN AWAY LIKE HELL!!

If the deal falls apart earlier in the life of the investment, yes, the capital investor stands to lose much more (and yes--the financial scale of deal matters, as you indicate too).I'm assuming that the "worker" probably has a little financial contribution for skin in the game (say, 5k of a 50k down payment), is also sourcing the deal, swinging the hammer, and listing/property managing for as long as the property is held.

Best of luck to everyone out there in the storage game.

I am curious if I should jump into the short term rental game as I heard it can be more profitable.