I am looking to join a real estate company that understands the needs of investors and support investor agents while providing great initial training and ongoing support. 

This was the first property I ran across and I'm just trying to figure out what to look at to decide if it's a good deal or not.

Starting out, a partnership will be clean to dissolve if it doesn't look like it will be ongoing.  

Hello,While driving for dollars I ran into a house with a boarded up window, looked online and it is owned by a land trust, with an out of state owner.

Operating expenses are the ongoing expenses required to keep the place running (taxes, insurance, maint, CapEx, property management).

This is ongoing, never stop2.

Hey BP I'm just getting my feet wet and I have found a property that I would like to make an offer on but would like to run it past the BP community.I'm trying to determine if the deal i'm looking at is any good, and if I would be wise to pull the trigger with offering more than askMy analysis came back with $53/mo cash flowDetails below:Its located in West Fort Worth Texas2bed 1 bath duplex built 1984laminte and carpet flooring currently leased:unit A: $675 , B: $725 (tennants have been in place 3+ yearsthey are asking 135,000there are multiple offersMy realtor is suggesting I offer 140,000.I ran the numbers using the analysis tool and used the following assumptions30 year20% down payment4.4% interest8% vaccancy7% maint10% cap ex0% Prop MgmtWhich returned a $53/ month cash flow

But one bummer I ran into was, even though they were all on the same parcel of land, because they were separate buildings, they each needed their own insurance policy. 

I NEED ADVICE i Ran apon a home owner who has 295k left on his mortgage.

I ran my B&H 6-plex w/o and never had any problems, using the Golden Rule.Btw;  I did get an S-Corp and place an LLC under it, but never seeded the property into the LLC.