Whenever we are involved in an eviction, emotions run high and it’s a very sad and dangerous time.When we are new in this business we have a tendency to make a lot of mistakes and that’s only natural.

In order to best serve my investing partners by minimizing risk and increasing the capacity for deals, I am now strongly considering pooling resources and opening up a Private Equity Fund.This is new territory for me and I am wondering if anyone has any experience starting or being involved with a Private Equity Fund?

A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing.I suggest that one wanting to learn spend some time working with and for a contractor.

The area North of I-91 and south of the green seems more promising, and it gets harder to work it for college students as you fade out up Dixwell/Prospect/Whalley Ave with the exception of perhaps Dixwell as it eventually runs into SCSU territory. 

First Hawaiian Bank, Bank of Hawaii, Territorial Savings, American Savings Bank, etc.. 

You are making a very dangerous assumption and that is that this house is exactly the same as the houses that are selling for $400K in the same location.

Danger, Will Robinson.

It’s essentially local knowledge and local support that you can count on that extends to most counties in the Northern New York territory.

It can definitely be dangerous, but it's an extremely enjoyable and rewarding job.My Real Estate BackgroundUnfortunately, my real estate background is nonexistent.

I'm in a situation where it's not in danger of collapse, is dry and hasn't moved since I put in the beams 3 years ago.