@Peter Lohmann"In spite of the softening, the market remains, and likely will remain, a healthy region for multifamily development.Ohio State is a large and endlessly renewable renter pool, and it anchors the market’s economy, providing a level of stability uncommon to the Great Lakes Region.

It also makes you more attractive IMO by allowing the investor to fill out his/her infomation at their convinence without hassling them over email or text.Hope this can be a healthy option for you and others, sir! 

I am gaining confidence the more I listen to the podcasts while working out at the gym at 5:00 in the morning and reading books after grading and planning, but as many speakers have said - The real education happens when you have "skin in the game."  

While her health is good for being in her 90s, her eyesight is starting to go, so she is moving in with her daughter, also in St Pete area.

I naturally tend to ask questions with a healthy dose of skepticism.

The properties will be acquired for their income generating abilities, and it'll target properties with high or full occupancy and healthy and steady rent-rolls over years of former management and ownership.

If I didn't have healthy reserves, I'd be in trouble...

I want to be able to enjoy my family when I'm young and healthy, which has tempered my investing philosophy.  

We're at $50k in equity day one and should be able to almost double the value in that 6-yr period...all-in-all the debt service is manageable and the cash flow is healthy...should be any easy one to hold for the term.

The seller has some skin in the game to get it resolved, obviously....