Ive had a upper class psychologist 2 years ago bring in stray cats, and she was a hoarder (cat spray everywhere), then on the other end of the spectrum, 2 weeks ago, I had a tenant from one of my mobile homes (not to gross you out with details) leave me an steamy early Christmas present right on the carpet I laid in May. 

I'm currently studying buisness, real estate investin, investing in general, and all forms of psychology, and other little niches just outside the psychological spectrum.

I have had the pleasure of working with several real estate investors covering nearly the whole spectrum of RE investing, from spec/custom home builders, single/multi family investors, and commercial.

Or, on the other side of the spectrum you can be an equity partner and simply fund a deal and someone else is doing all the work. 

I have been involved in the rental spectrum for a while.

I was looking for opinions and input from the entire spectrum of BP on the education piece of getting started.  

Up our rental to the market, the comparable properties at that rent level or a tad above, the caliber of tenant is more to that rent level, if yours is on the upper end in quality and function then you may snag a tenant in the rent spectrum that appreciates your property more, no guarantee, that also goes to your tenant selection.

So I really want to be smart about this one and have done a bunch of analysis but just not sure how the number stack up to other good deals and I don't think either of my prior two purchases are appropriate for comparison as they are on two ends of the spectrum. 

Hello,We have 4 properties currently and use both ATT and Spectrum for the internet.

@Bryce Henson it probably is more normal for the price to remain fixed when owner-carry enters the discussion, but this is because there are more levers to be pulled and owners are all over the spectrum as to how they view owner carry (i.e. is it a favor to the buyer OR preferred?)