Through this I would also hope to gain a mentor for when I begin to engage myself into my own real estate ventures.

Over the last couple of years, I quit my job, moved to a different state (only to move back haha) in pursuit of a business venture that failed.. 

Hi everyone,I have plenty of experience in 3 family units and landlording and love the cash flows they produce.I'm ready to venture into bigger units but nervous as hell to take the step.So the owner wants 1,3950.000 which is over 60,000 a unit ,2 bedroom units,ave rents are about 822.00 per month.I will be meeting the owner tomorrow to get more info.What is a quick way to gage this property, property has been available for over a year ,when I spoke to him about 7 months ago he want 67,000 a unit.This property has not been listed for sale..Let me know how I should approach this.

You may lose an entity to litigation as well any property it holds, but the other entities are not involved if your structure is done properly.

I would like to sell that so I have the capital to start me venture.

Put out approx 50 bandit signs this weekend and lost 6 of them...approx 10%.  In your experiences, what is average?  I put some at major shopping center entrances, major intersections and at major road entrances to so...

If its a higher end property that you know is a good deal but your cash/finances cant afford it then venturing in with a partner would make sense.

Some might lose interest if the proposition is sharing a bathroom and common areas with 3 other people.

I'm new to BP so forgive me if I don't direct you with the right actions but why not list your opportunity in the Marketplace for a joint venture partner?

You'll lose some tenants when you start construction.