Hi I'm brand new to the CRE game, but very driven to make it my new income generator.

I am thinking of an initial offer of 16K.

The syndicator and his partners did the initial investigation, and worked out the financing on the deal.They, they formed an LLC that would own the property.

It would be easy to send out 100 pieces per week to test the market.If you have a job, how are you handling calls that you might generate from your letters?

Rick is a 3rd generation Central Floridian where his father was a builder/developer starting in the 1950's.

My list was generated from the tax records (via MLS) which can potentially be outdated though.

I've found that most LLCs that I've looked at have been a revenue generator for an attorney rather than effective protection for the landlord.I never had an LLC for any of my properties, 16 SFHs at one time.

My plan initially was to go to school to be a architect then flip houses once I got my career off the ground, but I only wanted to be an architect to get into real estate.

Government officials who promoted social engineering through their homeownership initiative that was designed to move minorities and the poor into being homeowners.

Certainly, there have been a lot of incidents in the recent past where bad brokers stuck people in bad loans because they generated a bigger commission.Like David, I STRONGLY recommend you find someone you truly trust who can guide you through this transaction.