Hi everyone,I'm relatively new to the site, been gradually been listening to more podcasts and reading more about the processes.I'm Cleveland born and bred, now living in NYC.

The other PM suggests setting the initial rent above the high end of the range, and then gradually lowering it to hit the "sweet spot". 

It might be a safe way to start generating a little income and then gradually jump into the flipping pool once I have a little more capital to work with.

I didn't realize he had moved ahead with this property until I got a text this AM that he was closing, or would've gone over stuff more gradually! 

I am looking to begin with fix and flips and gradually move into rentals.

My plan is to begin wholesaling then gradually graduate to residential and ultimately commercial rehabs. 

It delivers a high pressure shower that people like.I am so impressed I have decided to gradually change all of my units over to Niagara shower heads at turnovers and whenever shower heads have issues.

Anyways, I'm hoping to learn a lot of information on finding the right properties to invest, and gradually helping other people with similar interests.

I'm guessing that the purchases will be skewed, maybe 3 deals in year one and gradually increasing.

“straddle play” option.One of the quiet creative options ... that you can leveraging when it comes to controlling the deal....Read some of Rick’s articles... at first it may naturally appear that Rick speaks in riddles... but as you gradually begin to read more and more of his posts about “probate”... the more and more you will become to get amused by his comments and gradually begin gathering incredible wealth of knowledge for how to deal with all sorts of probate related circumstances.Sometimes if scenario doesn’t allow for wholesaling perhaps some other type of exit strategy can suffice instead...Or perhaps connecting the dots in this circumstance under this specific set of conditions may perhaps not be feasible...