I’ve been investing for a while and can say this is one of the best communities to learn and grow in.

If anyone has tips on this, valuation calculators, subcontractor findings, etc. please interact below! 

If you’ve ever looked at a multifamily deal, you’ve likely been handed an Offering Memorandum (OM)—a glossy PDF packed with numbers, charts, and well shot photos.But here’s the truth: not all OMs are created equal, and knowing how to read one is an essential skill for any investor.Here are a few key areas to focus on:Market Story vs.

For people reading this - I don’t know the sponsor and this is a general comment but if a sponsor had issues reporting to their customers that should be a giant red flag.

This is my advice.

Has anyone successfully done this?

This would be a trade off between time and money.The bigger question is whether continuing to hold the property or buying more properties in the same area makes sense.

This is an out-of-state market for me, but the property I'm looking at is turnkey and brand new which suits my current too-busy lifestyle.

Do not take this email as a battle of the Ego's I am replying so that a BP member reads rates are high and gets in accurate information.You can look at any website mortgage news daily, Forbes, Yahoo and they all confirm but again I do this every day and have 20 years in the mortgage/banking industry.

In Condos, don't be scared about HOAs, but do read the last 3 years of meeting notes and the structural engineering report.