I don't know your market or know what the units look like, but I always strive to buy the worst house on the street and make it the best house on the street.

Strive on @Cody Crawford! 

Here are some of ours....Residential Rental Property: "We strive to provide safe, clean, affordable, comfortable, and quiet housing for responsible renters in the neighborhoods of West Vancouver."

We are both still in college but are striving for financial freedom as soon after graduation as we can.

I don't want to strive for success for 6 to 12 months and not be able to achieve anything.Sincerely,Arjan G.

Nothing is 100%, of course.An umbrella policy actually encourages litigation as it presents a goal for which litigants can strive.

We've never done anything like this, so we're really striving and hoping to find a designer that help, but we won't need them for the entire process.

but,the majority will still strive for that place of their own and many will come knocking on your door eventually if you invest wisely.You want to do both flip and rent properties.You flip for cash profits and invest that cash into down payments on rental properties for cash flow and long term wealth over time as the mortgages are paid off by the tenants.Good luck to you in the future.

I responded with the following:"We sincerely appreciate your feedback, as we strive to make our mountain retreat clean, comfortable, and attractive for all of our guests.

I soon will be licensed in CA, what advice would you give someone starting out, who is striving to sell 50 homes (4 a month) in his first year of business.