Looking for some advice on best methods of practice for this, initial contracts to have outlined, minimum participation clauses, exit strategies, whether we should make an LLC or not, etc.

Then low interest rates happened and I decided to load up on more debt, as they were practically giving money away. 

Do you have any advice when running numbers on properties for practice, how I could "double check" my numbers.

I’m not suggesting someone jump from owning single-family homes to syndicating large apartment deals or raise outside capital....we've seen how that has played out for both GPs and LPs but there are far more practical middle-ground options.One such option is partnering with family or friends who share similar goals and, instead of each person buying a separate single-family home, pooling resources to acquire a stronger asset.

From there, practice running numbers on a handful of properties until it starts to feel second nature to separate good deals from bad ones.

But no, when city council member Cathy Moore suggested we take a look at the situation, maybe rolling back a few laws, they practically ran her out of town, she promptly resigned. 

To be clear this is not about investment performance, but about the processes and practices that shape the LP experience.Salesman are taught to STOP talking the minute the sale is made.  

You will learn as you practice with experienced mentors as your guide.To Your Success!

When you are starting off, do a couple brrrr deals to get practice then switch the to the flipping model.

It means the property is safe, functional, durable, and able to pass inspection without delays.Here’s what rent-ready actually means in practice:1.