This is a great place to learn, discuss, and receive feedback.If you're looking for a good local meet up there is a great REIA meet up in Matthews, NC I attend weekly and would highly recommend.

Aside from any glaring errors (like data fields that are blank that shouldn't be, or more commonly, depreciation that seems wildly high because the client didn't know that you don't depreciate land), I won't be able to spot missteps without seeing all of the data that went into the return.I hope this helps!

It's extremely expensive because the insurance companies that sell it consider these policies to be extremely high risk.

I'd like to own a distressed 2 flat, and begin diving into the areas.The goal would be a to take a 10 year plan of moderate - high risk, and turn $900K into retirement money by 50.

What if you reinvest the net income from one property into a second property before year end, resulting in a net loss for the year given the high expenditure of an second down payment?

What are your thoughts regarding scaling laws, leverage, and our 'high' interest rates? 

The income/ purchase price ratio is just to high from what I see.

I would highly recommend to invest in your area first to gain the experience and so you can be involved in the whole process and not have to rely on realtors, property managers etc.. because their opinion will be bias as they obviously want your business.

Which is very highly rated and desirable.

You may do a $55k min loan amount however the fees will be pretty high since it's the same process as any other loan.