Good chance if you find one or two of them then you can fill in the rest of your team with other rockstars. 

If I did it my way, I could buy another property with the 80k outright or use it as a down payment and finance the rest on a 30 year fixed rate mortgage.  

I can do a $30k renovation (hiring out electric, plumbing and hvac, rest is diy) and have $50k-$70k in equity and now I own a fully rehabbed house that rents for $800-$1000 a month.  

I am a recent college graduate and have quickly come to realize that I don’t want to be chained to a desk for the rest of my life...I have attended a few of Brandon’s webinars over the last few weeks and I have learned SO much!

Mgt llc receive rent, pay bill then sends the rest of the cash (if any) to the holding llc.Now Let say i want to buy another property, and need to make a contribution, do I write a check to Holding llc thn from there will be sent the Mgt llc for the purchase, or just write a check to Mgt llc.

So he probably would be pretty hard on us.so if we were building that house for you we would require you pay cash for all those upgrades.. or at LEAST give us 50k non refundable and released might take a risk on the rest as long as the upgrades were in line and the house could sell to another party.. there is an upward limit on price a house will sell for upgrades wont take it over that. 

And the rest is just management to have a good asset. 

Find a duplex/triplex that needs a little work, live in one unit rent out the rest.

@Breelon Bryant The seller may accept $10K down and finance the rest.

The seller won't release the P&L until we're under contract.When I plug in an estimated 7% for vacancy/concessions, the deal rocks, but I'm concerned that the current NOI (with high vacancy history) doesn't justify the price of the deal.In this type of situation is it reasonable to make an offer and then get the official numbers later, or is it a red flag that indicates the deal should be avoided?