You may know that crowdfunding is an online money-raising strategy that began as a way for the public to donate small amounts of money often through social networking websites.

He has been through about 4 cycles he said and he said each time for commercial multifamily was the leading drive on the rebound.If you look at cycles they all have similarities and some differences.Recognizing these patterns leads to the best portfolio and the best returns versus risk.What Rich said holds true in that you avoid the herd mentality.People that do not invest prudently do good with some properties and then the others bring them down to a negative to flat position for years before you can recover.Some of these syndicated pools of investors look at the big project as a smaller risk.That is fine if the gamble is made based on the funds entered is only a small percentage of their total worth.Example if the have 2 million liquid and want to spend 100k for an interest in a property that could throw off very high returns than they are still safe versus their overall portfolio.I can tell you that buyers think "I am buying so low there is NO WAY I can lose on this!".

With regards specifically to real estate investing and investors, the federal SAFE Act targets the investor selling with seller finance.

Some counties have lots of data available online, some don't.

Don't just look in the paper, or online, actually GO to open houses, etc. and find out what's on the market, what you get for the money, etc.

If you want to save and don't live in a big city like NYC kitchen cabinets, major appliances and counter tops are probably easiest found online.

I did some online research but wasn't able to find additional information about using a grant deed in this case.

But as a was looking online i found a home in my area were someone is selling a 2BR-1BATH HOME for $1100.

I own .41 acres B1 Zoned lot in Winchester VA, looking to build 2 stories 12 unit Apartment/Multi-family house.I tried online for stock plans but did not find, can anyone please suggest me where can I find similar plans?

After including property taxes, insurance, property management, repairs, and including 2 months of vacancy per year (just to be safe), the BEST deals I've seen would only net me a 5% annual return on my investment.