lease, payment, management... that's their bread and butter

Projects in this price range are our bread and butter -- custom builds, whole house remodels and additions. 

Happy to chat about note investing with you, as that is our bread and butter. 

My bread and butter is and always will be Landlords. 

Brevard County is my bread and butter!

But this is the bread and butter of what I do in Detroit.Pay cash, do the renovations, then refi out.As you mentioned, you need to be confident in your comps so you can put an accurate ARV on the project before you pull the trigger. 

Hi Adam,I've always been a real estate guy but exposed my personal portfolio quite heavily to a regional bank ETF.I guess time will tell if I'll be a "Hero" or "Zero" lolCome on you Fed and reduce those rates 😁Real estate is and always will be my bread and butter tho.You can't beat the safety of a "brick and mortar" investment per se.My best advice would be if you are going to go down the path of investing in out of state rentals to have a growth mindset.Buying 1 or 2 isn't worth the risk or hassle and you might as well invest in your own back yard.10+ years in the industry and my most unsatisfied investors are the one's that build smaller portfolio's.If a property goes vacant and takes a few months to get it back performing, with a small portfolio that could impact cashflow of 30-50% for that year.Our investors that own 7,8 or 10+ properties, don't even feel it if 1 or 2 go vacant.Just my opinion and wishing you much success

Mentor is my Bread and Butter right now. 

Florissant is great for renting, it's the bread-and-butter of our St.

You can easily get PAL or passive losses days by investing in LTR or some people will go into equipment deals to take advantage of section 179 deductions as sort of a synthetic way of getting PALs.