I only seek investment opportunities that fit within my objectives in terms of being single family, margins, scope of work to produce return and etc.

I only seek investment opportunities that fit within my objectives in terms of being single family, margins, scope of work to produce return and etc.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

(I have software that downloads Texts and Voicemails and was able to produce the evidence).My best threat was:"Grab your gun and I'll meet you out in the desert.

With up to a few (or even several) properties, if you're organized and file everything and if you can tabulate everything to produce a Profit & Loss statement, that's all you really need to file your taxes.

I think I have accumulated a fairly decent grasp on the basic concepts, but the more I learn, the more questions I have and the more holes I see in my knowledge set, which admittedly translates to a healthy dose of skepticism.

Last but least, just to give you an example of the difference between residential and commercial: residential is valued on comps in the area while commercial is valued based on the NOI it produces.

Listen to multifamily podcasts as some of the producers are syndicators who provide a lot of very good educational content.If the offering is structured as a Reg D 506b syndication then up to 35 sophisticated (non-accredited) investors can invest.

Im sure at healthy salaries.

First, you need to cover a lot of ground to produce results, since as you noticed, most prospects are not interested in selling. 2.

You want one that has lots of strong producers working there.