Our income is around $150k.We built our new construction personal residence with cash and are looking to take out our equity to BRRR duplexes or triplexes. 

Remember though, they may take a few years to be ready and will appreciate the education you can provide, which is why you stay in touch until they are ready and able.  

Preferably a smaller company but, I'll take all recommendations...Thank You 

There are cases where certain portions of the NNN Expenses are capped at increasing more than a certain amount over the previous year which is another thing to take note of when purchasing an existing asset because if the NNN's are capped then the owner runs the risk of absorbing a portion of the Operating Expenses which ultimately kills cash flow. 5.

I don’t know if it is just me, but I have not heard a lot of encouragement these days about going to local meetups while listening to the podcasts.On previous versions of the BiggerPockets website, it was a lot easier to find out where local meetups were being hosted because there was a link on the front page that read “meetups” and it would take you right to the meetup page where you could see a map where  people were having meetups in your area or in other areas across the country.

This is because a lender or broker are the "Middlemen" of the industry where they take the application, approve you close you but then sell your loan to us at the Big banks.

I was told that on a NNN lease, brokers should take a commission of X% of base rent (price per SF x SF) - not total rent (which includes NNN).

We are of the mindset that this is the best play because it takes some risk out of taking the plunge. 

They’re hoping to get 150k for it, but sound willing to take less.

The simplicity of the “I’ll take the number 5, with extra insulation and interior paint on the side” approach was appealing.