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July 7, 2011 at 3:46 PM #709294July 7, 2011 at 3:50 PM #708094bobbyParticipant
I’m not sure what the OP’s intent is but let’s give him the benefit of the doubt to explain himself instead of everyone jumping in and belittling him. Maybe someone needs help and can pay the OP in capital.
I’m sure they can work out an arrangement that’s mutually satisfactory.July 7, 2011 at 3:50 PM #708190bobbyParticipantI’m not sure what the OP’s intent is but let’s give him the benefit of the doubt to explain himself instead of everyone jumping in and belittling him. Maybe someone needs help and can pay the OP in capital.
I’m sure they can work out an arrangement that’s mutually satisfactory.July 7, 2011 at 3:50 PM #708789bobbyParticipantI’m not sure what the OP’s intent is but let’s give him the benefit of the doubt to explain himself instead of everyone jumping in and belittling him. Maybe someone needs help and can pay the OP in capital.
I’m sure they can work out an arrangement that’s mutually satisfactory.July 7, 2011 at 3:50 PM #708941bobbyParticipantI’m not sure what the OP’s intent is but let’s give him the benefit of the doubt to explain himself instead of everyone jumping in and belittling him. Maybe someone needs help and can pay the OP in capital.
I’m sure they can work out an arrangement that’s mutually satisfactory.July 7, 2011 at 3:50 PM #709304bobbyParticipantI’m not sure what the OP’s intent is but let’s give him the benefit of the doubt to explain himself instead of everyone jumping in and belittling him. Maybe someone needs help and can pay the OP in capital.
I’m sure they can work out an arrangement that’s mutually satisfactory.July 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM #708109briansd1Guest[quote=flu]
Why do a lot of people in this country always try to oversell what they are able to do of or what they know???I mean, what ever happened to integrity and truth in advertising?
[/quote]I kinda agree with you… but it started at the corporate level when employers started to call all their employees “associates” and offered them “unlimited potential”. It started when corporation began to soft-sell us things for our own benefit (rather than our money).
The marketing machine is running full-time and we now use euphemisms and half-truths for everything.
People might want us to say it bluntly like it is…. but when we do, they get all offended and in tizzy.
July 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM #708205briansd1Guest[quote=flu]
Why do a lot of people in this country always try to oversell what they are able to do of or what they know???I mean, what ever happened to integrity and truth in advertising?
[/quote]I kinda agree with you… but it started at the corporate level when employers started to call all their employees “associates” and offered them “unlimited potential”. It started when corporation began to soft-sell us things for our own benefit (rather than our money).
The marketing machine is running full-time and we now use euphemisms and half-truths for everything.
People might want us to say it bluntly like it is…. but when we do, they get all offended and in tizzy.
July 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM #708804briansd1Guest[quote=flu]
Why do a lot of people in this country always try to oversell what they are able to do of or what they know???I mean, what ever happened to integrity and truth in advertising?
[/quote]I kinda agree with you… but it started at the corporate level when employers started to call all their employees “associates” and offered them “unlimited potential”. It started when corporation began to soft-sell us things for our own benefit (rather than our money).
The marketing machine is running full-time and we now use euphemisms and half-truths for everything.
People might want us to say it bluntly like it is…. but when we do, they get all offended and in tizzy.
July 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM #708956briansd1Guest[quote=flu]
Why do a lot of people in this country always try to oversell what they are able to do of or what they know???I mean, what ever happened to integrity and truth in advertising?
[/quote]I kinda agree with you… but it started at the corporate level when employers started to call all their employees “associates” and offered them “unlimited potential”. It started when corporation began to soft-sell us things for our own benefit (rather than our money).
The marketing machine is running full-time and we now use euphemisms and half-truths for everything.
People might want us to say it bluntly like it is…. but when we do, they get all offended and in tizzy.
July 7, 2011 at 4:25 PM #709319briansd1Guest[quote=flu]
Why do a lot of people in this country always try to oversell what they are able to do of or what they know???I mean, what ever happened to integrity and truth in advertising?
[/quote]I kinda agree with you… but it started at the corporate level when employers started to call all their employees “associates” and offered them “unlimited potential”. It started when corporation began to soft-sell us things for our own benefit (rather than our money).
The marketing machine is running full-time and we now use euphemisms and half-truths for everything.
People might want us to say it bluntly like it is…. but when we do, they get all offended and in tizzy.
July 7, 2011 at 4:57 PM #708114ucodegenParticipant[quote=flu]Translation: I need money to buy real estate and want you to do all the dirty work so I can live in my entitlement world of not doing anything and reaping all the benefits….
Man, no wonder this country is going to hell.[/quote]
Hey, its Casey Serin II!!Seriously to the OP:
- Funding such a purchase is difficult.
- Expect to have at a minimum, 20% of total purchase costs for multi-family dwelling – est cost of approx 200k/unit. Costs vary per location from 120K to 360K (excluding some outliers). This means for a 5 unit, expect $1Mil min (20% = 200K), with 50% partnership – you better have $100K minimum to bring to the table.
- Background in sales will not cut it for RE investing.
- Expecting to be the ‘person in charge‘ when not fronting money or experience, other than ‘sales’ is being completely delusional. If I am a RE investor, why should I partner with you if all you bring to the table is sales.. and I have the money and experience?
July 7, 2011 at 4:57 PM #708210ucodegenParticipant[quote=flu]Translation: I need money to buy real estate and want you to do all the dirty work so I can live in my entitlement world of not doing anything and reaping all the benefits….
Man, no wonder this country is going to hell.[/quote]
Hey, its Casey Serin II!!Seriously to the OP:
- Funding such a purchase is difficult.
- Expect to have at a minimum, 20% of total purchase costs for multi-family dwelling – est cost of approx 200k/unit. Costs vary per location from 120K to 360K (excluding some outliers). This means for a 5 unit, expect $1Mil min (20% = 200K), with 50% partnership – you better have $100K minimum to bring to the table.
- Background in sales will not cut it for RE investing.
- Expecting to be the ‘person in charge‘ when not fronting money or experience, other than ‘sales’ is being completely delusional. If I am a RE investor, why should I partner with you if all you bring to the table is sales.. and I have the money and experience?
July 7, 2011 at 4:57 PM #708809ucodegenParticipant[quote=flu]Translation: I need money to buy real estate and want you to do all the dirty work so I can live in my entitlement world of not doing anything and reaping all the benefits….
Man, no wonder this country is going to hell.[/quote]
Hey, its Casey Serin II!!Seriously to the OP:
- Funding such a purchase is difficult.
- Expect to have at a minimum, 20% of total purchase costs for multi-family dwelling – est cost of approx 200k/unit. Costs vary per location from 120K to 360K (excluding some outliers). This means for a 5 unit, expect $1Mil min (20% = 200K), with 50% partnership – you better have $100K minimum to bring to the table.
- Background in sales will not cut it for RE investing.
- Expecting to be the ‘person in charge‘ when not fronting money or experience, other than ‘sales’ is being completely delusional. If I am a RE investor, why should I partner with you if all you bring to the table is sales.. and I have the money and experience?
July 7, 2011 at 4:57 PM #708961ucodegenParticipant[quote=flu]Translation: I need money to buy real estate and want you to do all the dirty work so I can live in my entitlement world of not doing anything and reaping all the benefits….
Man, no wonder this country is going to hell.[/quote]
Hey, its Casey Serin II!!Seriously to the OP:
- Funding such a purchase is difficult.
- Expect to have at a minimum, 20% of total purchase costs for multi-family dwelling – est cost of approx 200k/unit. Costs vary per location from 120K to 360K (excluding some outliers). This means for a 5 unit, expect $1Mil min (20% = 200K), with 50% partnership – you better have $100K minimum to bring to the table.
- Background in sales will not cut it for RE investing.
- Expecting to be the ‘person in charge‘ when not fronting money or experience, other than ‘sales’ is being completely delusional. If I am a RE investor, why should I partner with you if all you bring to the table is sales.. and I have the money and experience?
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