I thought this was from the babylon bee or another source. 

Just some hopefully thought-provoking questions on option #2.

When looking at this deal, here are my initial thoughts and questions. 

Thoughts on starting out with section 8? 

I've been trying to get someone to do it like a stacked 3 family. 700 square feet, 2 beds, 2 bath or 2 bed 1 bath depending on interest and budget. anything over 800 sq ft is too big and you'll lose money. our market sells suburban style three story walk up apartments at 100+ units at $155k per door stabilized. that means they build them for $113k a door with land if the next buyer has a 20% equity position which they may not but when I build I try to make sure equity is thought of when we build. 

This approach is best suited for experienced investors with a strong understanding of the real estate market and a well-thought-out investment strategy.

Preparation and education is key.

I thought it was good, allowed you to get very granular, however I ended up preferring my model and process over than RedIQ and since it's not the cheapest option I ended my subscription.

Good Morning BP,Just finished my 1st module of Rookie Bootcamp, and thought I'd post here to introduce myself to the broader BP community.

I thought it was a good article to read to get a better understanding of how the real estate looks from a different view point when investing in real estate.