Do you have a friend that is a strong COMMERCIAL real estate broker that can advise you?

@John Moore , thank you for your advise.

If someone has a job that only keeps them above water and the area is not really affordable for them, they may be in the wrong area, IMO.Not knowing the circumstances, can't really advise, part of life is figuring it out. :)

@Mark FergusonThe FB coach advised not to put rental properties in lour own name but rather your business name.

If there's still enough profit after you use that cost estimate procedure to make it worth your time, go for it.Be advised, if you find something during inspections on a HUD property, you can back out, but you will not get your deposit back.

Numbers are nothing more than ink on a spreadsheet and even the most super conservative assumptions can be wrong if the details of preparing and managing the property are not covered correctly.I really liked that you advised to ask that question about what it takes to make your property a "property in demand".

Any advise is appreciated.

I can't think of any good reason that their advisers would take the liability for verifying this so it all but makes the Regulation D placement the wrong tool for this if you intend to broadcast about your offerings.

I like the idea of getting the real estate "education" but I'm just not sure if its actually "profitable" .If anyone in the community has knowledge of Renatus your advise will be very helpful!

Any advise is welcome.