Odds are the conflicting information is most likely talking about different markets/products/price points/area grades etc.

You need to really figure out what product type and then do a deep dive into the market to see if it is even feasible. 

They can be an excellent partner!

This is something that my agent emphasized at the beginning of our relationship, and turned out to be excellent advice.

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I feel the prices she is giving us to definitely be on the low end of the market though after scouring this area to find this deal for 2 years and seeing what properties sold for that will be similar to what our finished product is.

@Gary CliseleNote funds are an excellent way for an investor to invest in notes, in a truly passive way, while leveraging the experience, expertise, and relationships of the fund operator.

Excellent neighborhood, good upside potential.

However, Roxbury, Dorchester and parts of Jamaica Plain are excellent areas to buy in now if you want to rehab.

I just added an Excel Spreadsheet column to give me my current Cap Rate and was shocked.