Right now, we have our eye on rental property investing, particularly multi-family (probably tri-plex or four-plex), but we're still trying to learn all the possible avenues of real estate investment.I'm currently neck deep in learning the details of financial analysis of potential rental investment properties, and would love some suggestions on the best place to ask questions on this topic (the Buying & Selling Real Estate Discussion forum?).

If there is no Renters Insurance the claimant or their representation will start thinking of reasons why you were responsible (you and your insurance would be the deep pockets then).

I have seen, personally, some national marketing companies calling themselves Turnkey (they don't own the props themselves, they just advertise props owned by other companies around the country, red flag!)

Based on real expenses you are, or definatly will be, into very deep negative cash flow.If you do not want to lose money you had best sell asap.

Kevin Nguyen Michael Le is right this is a huge red flag.

- What systems will be a red flag to you?

Im currently trying to come up with a ROI for the end buyer but i get to deep into how much he will spend but in reality im not exactly sure how much he or she will have to spend but sure they know.

Now the GP, if they are the real GP not just a capital raiser for someone whose course they took, is not only swimming in the deep end of the RE pool in a frothy market, but now they have to play by the SEC's rules. 

And the multifamily space is domInated by deep pocket Investors.

We could dive into this deep, but just to make a point... create a "Unique ID" field in excel that combines the last name plus first 3 numbers of the address (ex.