Usually by year 10 or so your available loan amount will have surpassed your total premiums paid, thats when it really starts to pay off. 

If you put in WORK as an agent and create a business worth owning then you will surpass most agents (from my experience a lot of agents don’t want to put in the work) and make more money than your W2.

In your example, it's would be safe to suggest that there is room for price reductions if the supply of homes begins to surpass demand.

My mentor and I had a lengthy conversation with him concerning the risk involved, but the rewards are surpass the risk so as long as we mitigate it.

I think person two is going to surpass person 1 at some point...

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Biggerpockets and real estate investing is simply amazing and my very modest goals at the beginning of the year has completely been surpassed.

It was a duplex that we converted one unit to STR immediately and the other to STR when the market had STR expected return surpass LTR expected return. 

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Those are pretty much the most affluent areas in the entire city at this point (possibly short of River North although WP/Bucktown I think have been surpassing prices even there), so they're typically stricter unless you can afford a 3-flat or SFH.