From every deal that I do I will put 20% back into marketing, 40% into savings, 20% towards debt and 20% towards play money.

This is all the money I have, so all you rich silverbacks out there can look at my bank statement and play the "I remember when I was that poor" game for a good laugh.

We've released V1 of our BiggerPockets Android app -- basically a web version of the full site on the Google Play store with Keyword Alert push notifications.https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?

However, it's still unclear how everything will pan out in the a few years, and how the effects of the current increase in activity will play out in neighborhoods like Little Haiti. 

The cash or terms modelType 1 - Ugly and Alot of EquityAll Cash onlyType 2 - Pretty and Alot of EquityAll Cash, Lease Purchase and sublet, sub2 and note, contract for deed, some cash now and some later in a note, lease option assignment, wrap - aitdType 2.5 Free and Clear - Installment SalePay 105% of FMV with little interest or no interest - acknowledge imputed interest issues from IRSType 3 - Pretty and Little Equity - Best Terms Play in a Sellers MarketSub2 and no Note, installment sale, Lease Option Assignment, wrap and re wrap.Type 4 - Ugly and No Equity - Short Sale, Deed In Lieu, BK, etc, no play.

Here has been my strategy for the Bronx, but I noticed that the single family stock seems high in Philly (narrow buildings):2 Units $400,000 and under3 Units $500,000 and underIs the multi-unit play a good strategy in Philly?

I'm currently playing with my own money (I can run probably about 3 houses at a time with my money). 

When dealing with listed properties you have to play by realtors rules.

Now I'm making some life changes and looking for a cash-flow play.

I am sure there is some variation to the requirements in Arizona.