Location limited to Texas, in or around cities like Victoria or Corpus Christi (not expensive MSAs like DFW, Houston, Austin).No particular asset type in mind, could be anything from retail to MF to warehouse or other.Renovation mostly non-structural, although upto 20% structural should be fine.Is there any particular asset type that typically requires major renovation?

Curious what typical loans to buy a first rental look like?

I treated grad school like a typical "job" (40-50 hours per week, rarely working nights or weekends) and still ended up getting my Ph.D. in 5.5 years (which is average for chemistry). 

A partner typically shares in the profits (or losses) on a deal.

Instructions are typically in the MLS or on a computerized showing service.

Heavily shopped refinances typically have much lower pull through rates than purchase mortgages. 

That lawsuit is a claim for fraud, and that’s what fraud typically is...a misunderstanding and someone being “injured” and wanting to hold the other responsible for it.

What lawsuit would stem from this kind of deal and not your typical wholesale?

Wanted to get an idea of what typical returns are in the indy area?

Typically (in most states / housing markets) market value (what you pay for the property) is usually less than what it would cost to rebuild the structure (replacement cost).