Joe, This is a terrific technique. .Have you experience refinance concerns in this strategy when properties are under LLC partnerships? 

I think its one of those under the radar satellite cities that offers a very good alternative to buy and hold investors who don't want to risk the tenant base and issues of buying in the bigger cities at the same price points.you can acutally buy a 40k home in Kokomo that will be nice.. decent tenants no thefts etc. as opposed to buying in one of the big cities that puts you in High touch risker areas.I made an offer on an apartment there last year it was I think about 60 units.. we did not get it..

Currently about the only debt they have to their name is about $3700 still owed on his vehicle.The good news is that he does have an alternative skill set that he can fall back on as he has been doing for the past several months.  

More meaningfully, it is a measure of how much better a project is than the alternatives. 

I was seriously considering signing up for Rebo Gateway for the Delaware Market but based on recent feedback I will look for alternatives.

Talk to your attorney about alternative ways to structure the deals individually with your different investors.

Since you have multi units this may be a viable alternative. 

You will pick up on real estate terminology and sales techniques over time just listening to your co-workers.Good luck.

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