Norris; Pool)— i.owner's intent (nature and purpose for which the property is acquired); ii. the extent of improvements and advertising to increase sales; iii.number, frequency, and substantiality of sales [this generally is the most important factor (Suburban Realty Company)]; See (c) below iv.duration of ownership; v.continuity of activity related to sales over a period of time; vi.extent and nature of the efforts to sell the property; vii. the extent of subdividing and development to increase sales; viii.use of a business office for the sale of the property; and ix.character and degree of supervision or control over representatives selling the propertyNote: Per court case, SUBURBAN REALTY CO. v.

I'm in a small town in Wyoming with one of the lowest crime rates and lowest number of natural disasters in the country and we pay double that.

@Christos Kritikos Perhabs it is my cheapskate nature but I think you can become an expert for free!

When I moved up to Big Sky a few months ago I was struck by the raw natural beauty of this place and I want a piece of Big Sky to call mine forever.

One perspective I would add is that you're entrusting your hard-earned money to someone; investing in a syndication is as much, if not more, about the team than the asset (the best team will naturally have the best assets).

I’d advise not following them but if nature forces your hand just becoming them.

Higher interest rates mean higher housings costs for home buyers, naturally.

@Tanner Foy Hi Tanner - I would just start and as you go from project to project your team will be built naturally around you.

I'm thinking about a buy-and-hold strategy with some forced appreciation.I took most of the numbers from Zillow and made them slightly more conservative.Would appreciate your thoughts on assumptions used for this model.I am interested in a deal that gives me solid cash flow (not expecting a blockbuster natural appreciation in the market).

Since you have the funds a deal will come naturally.