The majority of the Cleveland multi family housing stock is going to fit this bill.

We’d never lose interest as our business depends on our track record and investors perception of our commitment, follow through, and performance when faced with adversity.On another note, when the real estate depression of 2008 hit, the majority of syndicators went out of business, and the majority of those just cut and run.  

Where they pay the majority of expenses, I do the work, and profit is split. 

In my opinion, joining a syndicate is definitely worthwhile as long as it's not created with the intention on profiting upon the other members (which is what I feel like majority of them are).

He my ex-husband died just 14 days into the sale of it, yet he had already bought transfered an changed deed ,then he died the investor force me out sold my home to his workers As to get as far from me as he could I have been homeless now for 1 1/4 year waiting begging for help as it also says I sold it for $60,000 , I NEVER GOT  NOR SAW ANYTHING OF MONEY AND YES LEAGALLY DEFAULT SHOULD HAVE PLAYED A BIG PART ,BUT IT HAS NOT I AM HOMELESS MONEYLESS AND TRYING TO UNDERSTAND WHAT TO DO BEFORE ITS TO LATE , THIS IS A MAJOR PROBLEM AND WILL GO UNPUNISHED,SCATHED LEST I TRY TO STOP IT .AT LEAST ATEMPT TO GAIN MY MONIES

This is based on a 30 year amortization schedule because it would be insane for to be paying the actual loan amount in 7 years - that would put in a major cash flow problem.

After reading a few forum posts about the Seattle market and seeing a few MLS listings for multi-family homes, it seems like people are recommending to buy properties out of Seattle proper due to strict regulations for renters and price increases.I was originally looking in areas such as Ballard, Fremont, Wallingford, Greenlake because of the influx of technology employees such as myself but it seems that majority of these areas have increased prices and strict regulations.

Colliers have recently reported 7% rent growth and there are some major employers moving to the area.

I would certainly make sure you did environmental due diligence including having the sellers sign an environmental questionnaire indicating whether they know of any environmental concerns.I have seen environmental contamination from gas stations go under major interstates and impact properties several hundred feet away.

Yet somehow all the economists and major investors have Austin continuing to be one of the top 5 cities to invest in.