Agarwal has promoted the idea of crowdfunding real estate which is basically how Nitya Capital operates.

Originally I was working directly with a CPA who understood the grey area, unfortunately she is MIA now I deal with lower level people who have access to my bank accounts and they are doing basic data entry and not well.

It is a good idea to really focus on understanding what comparable rents are like how much things will cost and the basics of figuring out a good deal.

It basically covers the meeting facility. 

To me, cashflow is basically like having insurance for your investment.

Note I've done a bunch of reading I know the basics (have to buy in a certain amount of time, like exchange, etc.).

I think starting with these basic questions will give them a clear picture of what’s realistic and help them line up the right lender before they find their first deal.1. 

Roughly what price range should I expect for a basic, reliable replacement?

If most interested in house hacking I would learn how to evaluate those deals good and learn basic property management.

I offer equity opportunities where you inject the equity that triggers a 70% LTV construction loan all the equity is reimbursed and we're basically financed 100%.