We're perfectly willing to let deals go by rather than to talk ourselves beyond where our numbers say we should be.- @Chris Haas: I agree, I can always transfer money out to get the balance where I want it, generate the letter for a specific offer, and transfer money back.

He's probably not wrong on his cost estimate, but at least you know you'll be getting something that fits perfectly and won't be an issue down the line.

In between tenants the units are very clean and staged perfectly so they show very nice.

For some owners, this may mean the project is not perfectly suited to their needs once it is complete.

This site is perfect for building that network and expanding your thought process.  

Another note; these are estimates and not perfect. 

What you have seems to be working perfectly for you, but you might want to consider for a minute this: what happens when you want to retire and stop working, right now you are the foundation, everything slowly crumbles.

While personals due require you to live in them. they are perfect for us "transient" military members who want to turn our homes into rentals when we are transferred. 

I had the opportunity yesterday to speak on a virtual stage about raising capital for multifamily syndication deals.In the past 12 months our group has closed just over $120mil in apartment investments with right at $35mil raised.At the end of the session the host asked what would be my best advice for someone just getting started raising capital:I see so many people holding themselves back because they are a perfectionist and want to see it perfect before taking action.You will never be able to release a product, seminar, presentation, pitch deck, etc. if you wait until it is perfect.

For a weekend lake trip it was perfect.