you need to ask yourself if you want to actually be a landlord, have you done it before on this scale?

You'll get ACTUAL hands on experience in buying a home, rehabbing it and everything that goes along with it.

Originally posted by @Paolo Nascimbeni:In a NNN lease the tenant pays also for property taxes.Also 750,000 * 0.04 = $30,000  if you consider  the interest only  cost of the loan Great point - thank you.So keeping the cost just to Interest - its 3% a year. [1MM x 0.75 (loan amount) x 0.04 (Interest Rate) = 1MM x 0.03 ]So you see - it seems fair to say - the Net Cap Rate is 5-3 = 2%.Counting on the down payment - its 4 times - 8% rate of return on actual 250K that investor puts in.Does that sound about right?

I'm actually going to an investor meeting in the Northeast 2mrw night.

I'm actually interested in doing something similar to really liven up the area.

Many of the crowdfunding deals are setup as an LLC so you have an LLC investing in another LLC which would actually have rights to the property. 

He is actually a accountant and a lawyer so he benefits on how things work together.

(The lender wanted to chat on the phone, i actually went to her and got face to face with her, i think that made a good impact) I find that having all your paperwork done and turned in before finding the property provides you with a little more leverage negotiating.

Just know that it would be horrendously low based on actual numbers.

I am a physical therapist, own my own practice, and am slowly trying to build a real estate portfolio.