Make sure that they align with what you are trying to achieve in the long term.

Look for agents that align with your interest. 

But you'll have ~13 years of it for the 2009 and it will also be a considerable component to your tax liability for that one.

Because I invest in real estate my self, our pricing is simple and aligns the owner and property manager’s financial incentive.

You don't "read" K-1s, especially the final ones, like you can read a W2.If we're talking about a multi-family syndication, the final K-1 will have at least 4 components that matter for tax purposes:1.

They are both great loan programs depending on how they align with your goals and which ones you would qualify for.

realestate is really no different than money, in that 'time' is a necessary component.

We align our goals with you instead of trying to eek out the most profit we can on a job.So we built the Fixed Time Pricing Model.

To add to what others have said, you should align your Maintenance factor with the Class of the property.Class A properties are generally in better condition, so would have a lower Maintenance factor than a Class C property with a lot of deferred maintenance issues.

And once you have a road map to those goals, the investment decisions you make have to align with that road map.