I called and spoke to them and they are definitely what I was looking for, for anyone else who wondered.

Thus the "turnkey" seems like a possibility if they work, else finding a "team" to find good properties that have the ROI to make them profitable but not sure on either of those as ive only been doing real estate local to me in AZ (we find them, buy/rehab/rent and run them( no management company)). 

Yeah that was my mistake someone else got the property but i learned something Lagrangeville is in Westchester  thanks.

By then, if you’ve done it right your cash flow and equity should be good enough to make the jump to Montana.Option 2:  owner occupy a single family or condo (all of these options , including multi family) can usually be done with a low down payment FHA loan which also allows gift funds if you need and can get help From a family member) — depending on where you are in the Seattle area, your appreciation might be strong enough in a couple of years to borrow against (or sell) and begin stretching out a bit.Then it’s all about finding an excellent property manager in MT, and if you can’t find one where you want, look somewhere else!  

That is a profit center that no one else would be able to touch, so it'll work even if they lose money on the mortgages themselves.

Figure out what kind of returns you want and then start messing around in the BP calculators.

I had a deal in front of me and need help determining if this is a good value....It is a low cost low income building.I have a break down of all the numbers but I’ll just throw out the basicsGross rent is $234,000 on an upward trend producing closer to $22,000 a month last 4 months, seller has been clearly cleaning things up a little before sellingThe balance sheet that they gave me shows $98,000 NOI but they do not have property taxes listed and makes me wonder what else that they left out..But either way that should still keep the NOI above $90,000The asking price is $800,000Looking for advise from some experienced investors Thank you

I just want to know if numbers like that might work of what else I should be looking for.

You're going to have to get a property under contract with a long enough time to do all the things that the crowdfunding website will ask of you.Typically crowd funding websites have minimum loan amounts so make sure that your property is above this minimum amount.Something else I would look for are private money lender or equity partners. 

However, everything else about this property lines up very well, and I want to pull the trigger or move on asap, since I've already analyzed it forwards and backwards.Here are the details:625k PPcurrent monthly income $5,600, annual income after expenses (utilities, taxes, maintenance, repairs) is 46k, which would cash flow after debt service, but not a ton.However.