Not sure why I had such a problem understanding this process but I'm all up to speed now and everything went smooth.

I've had great success so far but always looking to do better.I am interested in speeding up my single-family investing as well as how to transition to multi-family investing.Looking forward to connecting with other like-minded individuals.Best regards,Eric

At least they did a few years ago and I would guess same now, considering the speed these notes fund.

I believe that muti family properties are nearing a peak or are high priced.The purchase price is $259k and you could spend 30-40k in repairs, so added together it comes to around $300k which is the retail price, which I think is high. 

Thanks kanishk,  I'm leaning towards holding since I know I can get cash flow positive if I just raised the rent plus there's still upside,  just hard to gauge when it will peak.  

We were getting 350 a night for our discovery bay (downtown, sunset drive) condo in the peak months.With good managers I have always felt good managing from afar, I am happy to connect you with a few.Cheers, Joelhttp://omreb.com/matrix/documents/03%20-%20CO%20St...

What he has told me is that the market is starting to peak there and it's becoming more and more difficult to acquire homes.

So much so, that we're looking to buy a condo just based on appreciation to buy and hold until it peaks, then get out.

Just trying to get an overall feel for the market right now. How do you feel it is going in your market area? Do you see it still appreciating? Or is it leveling off and flat? Or maybe its even declining?

You may even get to peak your head in the door.