When I spook with the owner she raved about how impressed she was that I took the time out to come find her and speak with here face to face about her property, then she pulls out a stack of mail from investors inquiring about her property.

Check my profile I am new to the real estate space looking to invest in multi-family and wholesales in Georgia.

And you want it on a public forum, for free.I think you need to do a little research on your own, maybe fill out your profile, maybe see what has already been said about the subject before you ask everyone to give you all kinds of info on a silver platter for you.If you have done some research or have a single question about the process, well that would be different.

Learn the terms that people use often, listen to mistakes people have made and soak up as much of this great knowledge as you can.Save your money as you start to get jobs and remember, you don't need the latest and greatest of everything just to impress your peers.

On top of that, the last 4-5 years the growth and revitalization of downtown has been impressive.

Since there is no inspection contingency the net to seller I anticipate is not falsely inflated which is the most impressive part.

Hello everyoneLike everyone that posted on here I am new to BP.I am updating and adding information to my profile.

Not sure of your age or situation, but having your existing SFR investment property paid off is impressive and beneficial.

Account Closed - I went to your profile to see what experience you had to come up with a statement like," low income junk just doesnt work out.".

I get the impression that they are comparing a 12% return that isn't compounded, with an 8% or so return that is compounded and thinking they are a lot better off.If you bought a $100K rental property, put 20% down, and generated a 20% cash-on-cash return with that property for 10 years, you would end up with about $60K total ($4,000 x 10 years, plus initial investment).