Cash flow is not the greatest but the rents are under market right now and the tenants have been there for 2+ years so the vacancy rates are good and I should be able to raise rents when they move on (that $10 pet fee was ridiculously low).Appreciate your thoughts.

A few thoughts on the posts above (much of it reiterating advice already given):- $1000 for an LLC is ridiculous.

We currently have to belong to two MLS's here in SE MI, it's ridiculous, I probably have almost 3K in fee's in michigan.Don't forget when the tax man comes knocking for his 1099 income on what you "made" from your commissions.

Hi Amanda,In 2010-2018, we acquired a nice portfolio in CA, AZ, IN, MO, and GA.We were forced to sell out of the AZ mf deals purchased because of the ridiculous valuations and difficulty with property managers (we went through 3).I chased a proforma on a St.

I am not sure what type of returns the investors are looking for after negotiations. 15-20% IRR is doable but I see angel groups, not even venture capital, demanding ridiculous returns.

Add to it the fact that there are a whole set of renovation issues up here in the great white north we're not used to, the fact that Marty, Manny and my trips will be relatively short (we both have little kids and other family/work responsibilities at home), and the fact that this will be a very large and complex renovation, and what we have is a ridiculous learning curve that is a GREAT REMINDER for what new investors go through every single day.

These types of people need to pay, in full, for their laziness and ridiculous behavior.

If you are really interested in wholesaling you are going to make a lot of ridiculous offers.

@Mike, that's ridiculous, 5 months and in the end, lender backs out?

This may sound ridiculous.