He posts a lot of videos and backs his opinions up with a lot of good statistics and research-Used to love Meet Kevin's real estate videos - now he's morphed into covering the economy as a whole (which includes politics, stock investing, etc).

People always talk about the numbers and ARV but I haven’t heard how it’s actually put together to present it to a bank.

This includes a reliable real estate agent who uncovers good deals and connects you with experienced property managers, contractors, and lenders, ensuring a smooth experience.

Seek out locations that are undergoing gentrification, development, or expansion where property prices may increase over time.Creative Financing: To fund your local deals, consider unique financing solutions including partnerships, seller financing, or private loans.

In today’s high rate market, 1% ratios do not cash flow at high LTV in most markets.   50% expense ratio $2550. 80% financed at 7% (OP indicated and does not include the plumbing) P&i $3,332/minth. $5100 - $2550 - $3332 = -$782/month after achieving market rent.  

I’ve built a portfolio up to 250 units, including 100 single-family homes using the BRRRR strategy along with lease options over the past six years.

Ask questions, get to know the renters, and document the condition of each rental so you have a record from that point forward and can hold tenants responsible for damages.Your offer to purchase should include a requirement that the Seller provide all documentation and agree to sign an estoppel certificate (also called an estoppel form or agreement).

also i have never heard of having to be present at a closing.. that is not necessary at all..

Before the Karens potentially in this thread get self righteous I am not providing legal advice and @Adam M should retain proper legal counsel to prepare all documents associated with this syndication including compliance with SEC regs. 

When closing, must all the third parties be present, or are they simply authorizing/notarizing the purchase agreements beforehand?