Even better is to house hack a duplex, tri or quad so that your tenants are living in separate units from you--which will make it easier to not become friends with the tenants.Although house hacking comes with challenges (just like anything else worth doing), I'm a HUGE proponent of house hacking--it's arguably THE best way to get started in REI.

Arguably the worst two-way investment for real estate, commercial or residential.Right now, with high rates, the top end properties(B+ to A+) are the best deals. 

The factors that I assumed would have been beneficial to us are that it’s one of the largest in the area and it’s arguably one of the best locations. 

I would be getting direct contact to this person basically 24-7 and it's a very niche strategy that he is arguably the best at.

At 20% down you invested $60k, exiting with $350k, that annualized return is roughly 20%.Arguably this has been one of the largest periods of growth in the real estate market, but similar can be said about the stock market during this same period.

But it arguably creates interesting jurisdictional questions and could potentially drag on the case for no reason if the tenant decides to fight it for whatever reason. 

So yeah, I arguable had one heck of an advantage at start, I designed the whole thing, contracts, and hand-held the Hosts through the process. 

Oracle is relocating it's headquarters to Austin (arguably the next Silicon Valley).

Arguably the "easiest" financing method is debt financing.

Of course the Fed act's in largely archaic ways, how else are they supposed to, globalization is arguably in it's infancy, the digital age certainly is in it's infancy.