I've worked residential for the past 10 years (buy & hold and fix and flip) and ready to take the plunge into multi-family investing. 

I am new and currently doing a lot of background work before taking the plunge on doing my first flip.

That being said, I want to educate myself as much as possible before taking the plunge.

Ok, so I've been looking at getting into this for a while and might take the plunge on one, or really, two houses. 

those outfits simply put you in multiple credit cards that have first year no interest..so as long as you can get in and out your OK.. and if you want to you can probably find all the CC you want yourselfkeep in mind though you start maxing out CC debt your FICO will plunge so unless you need a top credit rating during then you may want to think twice about it.the nice thing about HML is they don't report to fico. 

Right now, I'm learning and hope to take the plunge in the next 12 months.

http://www.comcast.net/articles/finance/20110323/US.New.Home.Sales/

Finally taking the plunge.

I think apartments.Apartmental rental growth will be strong in the years ahead as the home ownership rate plunges, and due to the lack of new unit construction in recent years.Retail box stores are under great pressure as more and more people shop at Amazon and other on-line channels.

Still working on my first plunge into commercial REI.