If you have a property under contract at a great price, and a competitive bid scenario between multiple investors may be the right course of action, consult with a reputable real estate auction company.The auction company should be able to tell you pretty quick whether your deal is as good as you think it is.

He has syndicated a few deals and is creating a new one to build 40 units in Tampa FL.

I am looking to learn more specifically about deal analysis, multi-family properties, house hacking, and section 8 renting.if you have any recommendations on who you like to watch or listen to please let me know!

I have been to several meetups lately and there have been several comments about several deals with Western Wealth Capital running into trouble recently, but no one could give me any specifics.

I want to help with low-income housing in my community that I know well and I've worked in for many years. lenders sometimes want 3 deals of the same level done.

Assuming your numbers are correct, if it cashflowed with 100% financing, it is probably a good deal.

@Jeremy Staggers It depends on the deal.

I would consider cash-out, refinancing the deal, and buying out your brother-in-law.

The laws dealing with adjudicated auctions were cumbersome, each parish had to deal with it and very very few adjudicated auctions ever happened.  

Quote from @Abba Kader: I have invested in 2 deals with FNRP.