Arguably the worst corner in the whole city is 38th and post Your house is about two blocks from there.

.- Arguably the best location in the city, so appreciation is pretty much guaranteed.- In the past 2 years it went up in value approx $100k without any work.- I'm a buy and hold investor, usually hold for 20+ years.- Being paid off and after all expenses, cashflow is $2,308/month.Here are Investment Returns after calculating rents; taxes; insurance; capex; maintenance etc.The columns are: Year 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, and Year 30. 

OK, maybe that's arguable, but what about the asset behind that cashflow? 

I just leased two separate 1BR units, Oct 15 and Nov 15th (arguable a tougher time of the year), both at ABOVE MARKET rents.

Although it is arguably unlikely, these banks could fail if all hell breaks loose.

Networking is an easy-to-access bonus, both inside and outside of Real Estate with a lot of folks that truly just want to help each other grow.From a local level, we are conveniently positioned between the arguably two most important spots (per the Iowa natives): Ames and Iowa City. 

Arguably more reliable than rental income. 

(Irregardless of the actual law, it would arguably make total sense if the landlord could keep the deposit until the end of a fixed term lease, as security for the outstanding rent payments that the tenant is obligated to pay; but what makes rationally sense is a whole different topic as laws not always make sense.)

Considered: Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Denver, Chicago, Kansas CityInvestments: Arguably the most "under construction" part of my plan, your insights are welcome and encouraged.2BR, 2+BA Condos with roommates - Lower values lower barriers to entry theoretically, but internet skimming of this investment implies that HOA assessments are an ROI risk to be likened to underestimated capex.

If a wholesaler (who is not, also, a licensed real estate broker) has a property under contract, they may (arguably) market for sale their contract (i.e., their right to buy the property upon certain terms), but they may not market the "property" for sale, generally.The nuance exists in what the wholesaler owns (a contractual right to buy vs. the actual property) and what they are marketing for sale (the contractual right to buy vs. the actual property).It's a fine line.THIS MAY NOT BE RELIED UPON AS LEGAL ADVICE.