I’ve decided the first logical step to take is attending a REIA meeting.

But when I look at the aforementioned strategies, it seems logical to me to try the 15y approach too.

My company’s various business arms have been pumping millions into the No side and it’s working because the Yes votes have no real logical argument other than short term benefits for current renters.

It's a racket that I think core logic developed to charge lenders.

Beginner guide has been read, podcast subscribed to, so it looks like the keywords tracking and meetups are the next logical step.

It *seems* logical, but that usually means there is some catch I am not seeing ;-). 

Originally posted by @Hai Loc:@David ZhengI saw an article today stating that July 2018 was the first time there was a month by month increase in foreclosures after 36 consecutive months of decreases.I wonder if this is a sign..Logically, it would be impossible for foreclosures to keep decreasing month over month forever.

Logical underwriting isn’t really considered much today. 

Is this a reasonable/logical approach?

Does it seem logical to go this route?