Would love to swap our knowledge in return, we've been researching for a bit.We also have another post over here about SKIP TRACERS: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1158109-skip-...Thanks!

Hi Kyle, I see this post is a year old but I just found BP!

Any deal with upside potential (expense reduction, renovations to drive revenue, undermanaged property, etc) the in-place cap rate may hold very little relevance to the deal.Per your follow-on question about generating higher returns: you are 100% right.  

I'll shoot you a message if you want to chat further we post our services in the marketplace for this and do it on infill lots close to the urban core (43203, 43205, 43206) where density above 40 dwelling units an acre is supported.

Great post, Hannah.  

I am posting here to see if there is another loan product that is similar to the fha or 5%down multi family products that dowsnt look at emplyment history. 

so I can try to give you relevant information. 

See the 1,2,3,4 notes I posted below on my only cost seg guestimate.I networked with several other investors, including Sam Wegert. 

@Logan M.This may be an unpopular opinion, but being a big deal is only in your own head.Here is a great post someone just shared on LinkedIn:I agree with what is being said here, and if you look at the people who contribute the most on BP, it’s not them always spewing stuff about themselves.

Hey, i came across this post, i'm new to note trading, and i'm looking for ways to learn more about Mortgage notes. i'd appreciate any pointers that can lead me in a good direction.