Reaching out to homeowners on LinkedIn might be an interesting approach, though it all depends on the target audience - are they active on LinkedIn?

For example, here at Walnut Street Finance, if you pay off the loan within the first 3 months then there are additional fees.

Thus, I am looking at passive real estate investing via good syndications.What are the pros and cons of of SF VS Mf passive in terms of:* tax sheltering w2 income (depreciation, expenses, etc) * income tax rates on passive income VS active income* performance and cash flow reliability By selling my SFHs and investing passively,what do I lose?

I'm more familiar with single family homes, but not by much from an investing perspective.Fix and flip and other more active forms of investing are interesting to me and I may branch into it later on, but I'd like to start more in the long game.  

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Anyone used Water Street Capital out in New York?

I'm looking at condos in the Buckhead, Midtown, Piedmont Heights, O4W, Atlantic Station, and Decatur areas (among others in the north/eastern part of the city - basically everywhere north of I-20 and east of I-75) and I'd love to hear everyone's input who may be more familiar with the city than I am, what are some (if any) streets/areas in those neighborhoods that are unsafe or I should avoid for other reasons?

Those revenues come from great sales training and active customer service. 

Hello @Zephrina Cazaubon there is no market data on NPL activities like the companies that support housing, sorry

I will say that for Gastonia it’s been more challenging, on zillow the numbers are all over the place with very little consistency - but that matches pretty well with home prices which are also all over the place, even on the same street.