I'm OK if they make an educated decision not to go that route ... what I try to avoid is the seller not fully understanding the structure of the deal.

Also, I'd be happy to point you in the right direction for things to think about and consider as you make a decision regarding your next steps.Please check out my profile and reach out if you think I might be able to help you.

The only people that complain about renting and leasing are individuals that do not take them to screen their residents.Flips: First off the TV shows are not real, so I would based your decisions of that.

Regardless of the time/effort and even cash expended to-date, you made an executive level decision to cut your losses and shop elsewhere. 

But I have to guess that, with an average rent of ($6,900/12) $575 per unit, per month, it isn't an A/A.My biggest fear is that you might be (unintentionally) portraying this incorrectly to a J/V partner.  

The thing that should be swaying your decision is do the numbers work in your favor.

Also, uneducated consumers and industry “professionals” tend to spread incorrect information and theories.

I'm curious about a financial decision to make .

You need a small local bank that manage investments for themselves, then you can get in and talk to a decision maker. 

I currently want to invest in real estate but no one is supportive of that decision.