We don't have the time to dedicate to direct mail or auction hunting campaigns.

I am not dedicated to any exit strategy.

Also, a dedicated business bank account to avoid co-mingling personal and rental property funds - very messy to untangle at the end of the year after several months have gone by and you forgot what expenses / income was personal vs. business.

WSHFC is a non-profit dedicated to helping every Washingtonian own their own home, and this program allows us to take out a loan with 3% down, then get 4% down payment assistance so the cash required to close is super-minimal (as little as $6,000 in some cases, depends on the purchase price of the property though).This strategy works really well when you can combine it with house hacking.

If there is not a projected sale or refinance, don't include those cash inflows in the calculation.I would not dedicate much energy to "legacy assets". 

His delivery, demeanor, and dedication to the Subto community is unreal. 

I know most of the syndicators or larger investment firms look for large buildings because after a certain number of units you can have professional in house management just dedicated to the building. 

Prospect says, "I know it's listed for $650/month+, I'd take it if you could make it $500/month and give me a dedicated off street parking spot."

@Brennan Ross There is not too much on the web dedicated to development and I believe its because the busy nature of the field.

If you're someone who can't dedicate 10-20 hours extra per week to education, calling owners and brokers, underwriting, and growing your investor list, it might be better to put that 25k in something passively for now and just learn from that process.