If I add them all up it would still be a good deal, but I dont know if they grow with late fees, interest or what.

If I add them all up it would still be a good deal, but I dont know if they grow with late fees, interest or what.

I forget the situation but believe Erie Insurance purchased the building as part of their long term strategy to grow and remain in Erie.  

I currently help find investment and development deals for my partners clients, but I'm looking to grow and expand my business as well.  

I am currently seeking to just manage the properties I have, I do not need to grow.

If you're in a growing market, you shouldn't have any qualms about raising rent 3% to 4% every year.Also, as far as wear/tear repairs ago, if you are going to be spending 15% to 20% of yearly rental rate on home improvements, it just means you are responsibly taking care of your asset.

@Rob Smith - all great points above.One thing that I didn't see mentioned is becoming a private lender for real estate investors.IMHO - this is the fastest way to grow you limited seed funds.You can easily charge 1-5 points PLUS 12-15% APR for short term loans that are secured by real estate.I personally use a handful of private lenders to fund my wholesale business [I don't do assignments, I close on each property before reselling].I never pay more than 65% LTV and give the lender a Promissory Note along with a Mortgage.  

They should have a core understanding of current business trends and set accurate expectations for objectives to grow revenue year over year.

There seems to be growing belief that there will be a deflation of prices this year due to big losses in VC funding for tech companies, but I'm curious as to how large a part of our economy that is.  

Let me put in perspective I am young Hispanic kid who grow up in the worst neighborhoods you could ever imagine.