That is my philosophy as a wholesaler for more than 17 years now.

My very simple philosophy is: if you sign stating you will buy the property then do so.

@Patrick Philip …I love your philosophy!

@Jacob BindlerNot sure about all the philosophy behind this stuff, but i can tell you my experience. 

My default philosophy is buy-and-hold with cash flow properties but it's hard to stomach the asset values in these other markets are most likely going to run past Providence in the next 10 years.

At the end of the day your best option depends on your appetite for leverage and investing philosophy.

Ok Note investors I would like to hear what part (percent) of your IRA is invested in the Stock Market and what part (percent) is invested in notes with a Self Directed IRA and your thoughts on diversification vs all your eggs in one basket philosophy?

I've heard various opinions about how difficult it is to schedule both without some degree of conflict and/or confusion and found some very interesting opinions, attitudes and philosophies about this cottage industry that just seems to be getting bigger, better and more successful by the year.I do realize that there are a lot of municipalities and neighborhoods protected by HOA's and CC&R's who are resisting this movement in much the same manner that taxi drivers are resisting UBER and LYFT, however, it doesn't seem to be slowing it down let alone stopping it.I understand and empathize with this dilemma inasmuch as it does pose certain problems and tends to disturb the status-quo of otherwise quiet residential family communities and that has to be addressed and dealt with.However, in destination tourist and vacation communities it's a train that's already left the station and there's no turning back albeit there will be a price to pay in the way of Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) on the rack rates for this type of rental activity.

My investing philosophy is I want my money to be working as hard as possible.

I think what you have and will have is the team philosophy.