I've never seen a DCF analysis on a real estate venture, but I suppose the answer depends totally on your perspective, even within the same investment.If I am a young person with not many investment options, my discount rate might be what I can easily get in traditional investments with a risk-adjustment, say something like 5%If I am an accredited investor with access to numerous private deals, I might look at the average of those deals and call that my discount rate, and that might be something like 15%.

I would not call myself a wholesaler but I am interested in venturing into it.

@Dan D.I would strongly recommend finding a solid developer to partner with via joint venture.

This isn't something that's advisable to DIY however. 

Has anybody done such ventures and if so I would love to hear about it and what you did!!

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We found a few options that cost in the range of $300,000 or less This will be our first venture into Mobile Home Parks and are wondering what is our best options for financing.

I am beginning my venture investing in real estate and have had a few successes!..

Hey all,
Purchasing a 2 family (owner occupied) in Guttenberg and would like to know what work can be done without a permit? I may not do some of this work myself, but have some great handymen that can do the work at...

We have a lot of construction experience as far as DIY ability (Tile, Carpet, Hardwood, Painting, Drywall, etc.), as well as my connections I get at cost being a manager for a exterior restoration company.