Perhaps we need licensed and bonded tenants.Perhaps slumlords should not be aloud to own or rent properties if they can’t afford to get things fixed by a licensed or boned contractor   Perhaps morons like you should go back to school to learn how to spell and form a coherent sentence before attacking others on how to run a business

I'm 19 and am looking to absorb what I can absorb and form as many relationships as I can.

What is normally called a 10 Year Pro Forma Business Plan with an IRR projection.That then gave me the VISION to see how my Target Real Estate Investments would do even before I bought the properties.It is that CLEARITY of this VISION that makes you a LEADER.

But I often form a non-exclusive relationship with my investor clients.

This is small stuff to the average Multifamily syndicator.The 100 unit currently has a monthly NOI of $40k which is year 5 pro forma numbers achieved in year 1.

In these neighborhoods, provided rental demand and landlord tenant law are favorable, you have an adequate pool of tenants to choose from, and the property can perform near " pro-forma"with a quality property management company.

Attend 2 meetups per month and really network and add value/form a teamPersonal Goals1.

The pro forma looks fantastic for this ~60k fourplexes, but the turnover, mx (the buildings are 100+ old) are major killers. 

Some of these pitch decks are using some pretty aggressive underwriting in their pro forma to show really nice IRR, Equity Multiples, and Cash on Cash returns. 

@Avery Rustad the argument is more of asking the U to form a course more like a trade school would.