When you list your rental property, it’s important to set the price within the market range.

Whether you target higher-end areas like Midtown or more affordable neighborhoods like Frayser, there are opportunities to succeed in every price range.

This could be a share of the profits or equity, typically in the 20-30% range, depending on the complexity and the workload.

Hi Brian,Typically Max CLTV (cumulative of first and second position) is ranging from 75-90% on a primary residence.

Who wouldn't want to have theoretically infinite returns with 0% down payment, low interest rates, and have the deal structured for them in real estate as long as they earn 100k+ a year for most deals in the 250k-1M dollar range?

This could range based on how much risk and work you're taking on versus their financial input.The key is to be clear and transparent about expectations, like how profits will be split and who is responsible for what.

The building is in the $6,000,000 +/- value range and I have a primary mortgage of $650,000 +/-.

So if you focus on one city or one niche or one price range, or one type of sale, that is where your career will end up.   

I'm looking in the Central Texas area at SFR, 3br 2 bath and can find good properties around the $250,000 price range.

Whereas the same house over in Manayunk (A class Neighborhood) could be in the $400k-$500k range.