My philosophy is create a product (whether rental or flip) that will demand a premium in the market, without going overboard. 

We could get into a big tax strategy and philosophy discussion on that topic, but I think that's not what you're after with your question...

You're just going to have to come up with your own landlord philosophy.

Long term we would like to have a real estate portfolio in retirement that would support $7K-$10K/month in free cash flow.Our risk philosophy is that we want to do deals when they provide a reasonable upside in both cash flow and capital appreciation. 

Sales and Business Philosophy- I don’t look at myself as a salesman.I am a professional who can assist you in your search for the perfect home in your ideal area.The homes in central Florida sell themselves.

It's a different world and what works for you as an investor will depend on your investment philosophy and risk/reward ratios.Dollar stores use to be better 4 to 5 years ago as cap rate was high and you had rental increases in the primary term.

These days, I’m one of those crazy, live like I believe it, Christians, and my faith plays a huge part in my approach to life – but there is a ton of philosophy out there that would be helpful to everyone.

I am a big Warren Buffet fan, mostly his philosophy on life, but his quote "If you don't find a way to make money in your sleep, you will work till your dead" really resonates with me.  

What I would change: Easy to say now but I would have bought everything in sight.My philosophy as a buy and hold.

It also includes a guide and what I'm assuming is an eBook called the philosophy of cash flow.