The barrier to entry in the real estate game is scary to "us" that have not jumped the barrier that programs like this one are very intriguing and attractive. 

You need a lower barrier entry market, that is SOLID not hyped.

Tons of people make their first investment out of state because the barrier to entry is way lower.

With modest annual price growth of 3-4% and high demand for long-term rentals, these markets present lower entry barriers and potential for consistent cash flow compared to more saturated Midwest options.If you'd like to discuss further, we are happy to help.

Also, check to see if they installed crushed stone and a moisture barrier below the slab.Lastly, it would be good to know if a licensed plumber did the underground.If you actually have a true 7.5' ceiling that would be great for a Chicago 2 unit, but before you do anything consider pulling a zoning certificate and a foia request...either you or your friend could do that.Happy to hop on a call and talk more about the deal.

I let realtors handle showings, anyone and everyone can walk and apply, making the barrier of entry harder might throw some good tenants off. 

You take physically distressed property, to market standards, for profit. 

Yields are a function of risk, effort and barriers to entry.

I recently graduated from Physical Therapy school in May and have been working full-time since August.

If your brother is physically there he will be doing the project management part if it.