I ran the numbers and it didnt work out.

Hello,I am investing with a partner that I trust, and we are trying to work out the proper agreement that will make this a win-win for both of us.

I started by buying a few NPLs and doing the workouts and that forced me to create a platform to repeat the process on latter acquisitions.

However, if there have been other local sales of 8-16 unit buildings, you might be able to work out a per-unit average cost to use as a base for your valuation.  

We still love it and get a lot of calls from CL, the days just never work out), and many others I can't even remember.9.

I'm looking to leverage BP so that I may become a confident REI in doing so I've been reviewing plenty of PDFs, blogs, forums, webinars, to self-edcuate myself.Although new and I have experienced partnerships that just didn't work out I decided to go on this on my own and looking to purchase my first rental property.

At any rate, the note was purchased at a fraction of face value (maybe 10 or 15% if I remember correctly) and the note buyer was able to work out a payment plan with the borrower that gave him a 25+ year sizeable positive cash flow.The example I heard sounded almost like long-term rental property ownership except the cash flow is coming from the note rather than from the property (hence no property management and tenant hassles). 

I would buy today if numbers work out.

I just decided I had enough and out of principle I wasn't going to pay any more HOA crooks, so they now have a judgment against me and are trying to collect.I tried to help a few friends work out deals with their HOA's one friend owed around $1,600 and the HOA ended up getting $32,000.

Not sure if you're looking for a mentor, but it might work out.