.% Paid in Cash: Cash transactions made up 22.8% of sales, a slight decrease from last year's 26.1%.

.% Paid in Cash: Cash transactions made up 24.6% of sales, down from last year’s 26.6%.

Purchase price: $453,000 Cash invested: $80,000 Personal property and first real estate deal I did as a realtor

Not much on cash flow. 

(Yes, I live on rice 'n' beans)If you have an underwriting process that can focus on my current cash-flows (and perhaps track record of successfully stabilizing properties), I invite you to comment or DM.THANKS BP COMMUNITY!

The owners may agree to carry part of the financing, but you won't need them to stick around to transition operations.After acquiring the properties and assets you wish, you would either run your own business, or part-out and resell some of the assets.From your post, it does not sound like parting out the properties is a viable path and where you admit to having no experience with vacation rentals or the resort business, you might want to explore purchasing the business with the current owners hanging around for a bit to help you get your feet wet.Regardless of approach, it needs to have legs to be worth pursuing.

It's amazing what one high-quality restaurant can do to uplift the rest of the surrounding neighborhood.For what it's worth, anyone investing Minnesota should be aware of The Development Tracker - this publicly available resource shares great development information about proposed, planned, in-progress, and recently completed commercial and residential projects around Minneapolis, St.

It is not worth it for something small like $2,500.

Great buy and hold area only if you let the cash sit in the property.

These syndication can provide an 8%+ cash-on-cash return - providing investors monthly cash flow - and a 15-20% IRR over the length of the project.