(My adjusted basis is about $98,000 right now)Thanks for any help!

(My adjusted basis is about $98,000 right now)Thanks for any help!

Possibly just stay in it for 5 years and maximizing the opportunity of using a 5 year adjustable interest rate to keep me honest.

I'm not sure a $2200 rental is easy in Norfolk, so I understand the reduced rent, but a good property manager can show you comparable current rents for the neighborhood, and it helps if you are not on the top end of the scale, so ask for actual comparable rents at turnovers and adjust accordingly in the future.  

Property values are rising at above average rates in Texas and below average here due to our weak economic climate.

If you're not hitting your goal, then you need to adjust your offer price until it makes sense financially.

Hello Joe,To answer your question regarding Crowdfunding, I can't completely speak on behalf of the entire company as I would leave that up to our CEO, Mark Filler but relative to my personal business at Jordan Capital I haven't seen the need to adjust my business approach or model as this type of a transaction is a relatively small percentage of the RE investment financing pie.

The addition of the PE inventory into the for-sale marketplace wouldn't even be a drop in the bucket in bridging the gap between housing demand and the shortage of supply in a climate where builders aren't adding to the inventory in substantial numbers.If you are wondering when funds will start selling in the Bay Area, I can relate some first-hand experience...l've started selling mine.  

Your exit strategy should be adjusted based on the market cycle of the type of property you buy. 

Can anyone recommend a public adjuster?