For instance in certain DC neighborhoods, most flips are bought off the MLS...but if you go over just east to PG County you will find a mix of MLS flips and flips being purchased from wholesalers.

It's a mix of 3 bed (8) and 1-2 bed (7) units, came 75% occupied and with a lot of deferred maintenance.

We are planning on doing the others with a mix of commercial portfolio loan and conventional (for one that I am going to hold by myself as a possible retirement home 10-15 years down the road). 

I have gotten a ton of mix reviews.

We are at the end of a 10 year swap on a original $4.2 mil loan.  New about is $3.3 mil.  We are looking at a swap with a major bank.   The cost is about $50K.  (25K for the swap, $10K for the appraisal/condition insp...

I have heard mixed reviews about Rich Dad Poor Dad but its on my reading list.  

After that, the rain was enough mixed with the cooler weather.

I think that it is a good mix of both of these and I am opening my self to the opportunity.Hope everyone is having a great week so far and continue to push yourself to limits that you have yet to see. 

What I plan to do now is start with flips, later mix in some single lot new homes and eventually develop multi-lot properties.  

Nice to see the "smart" money still having confidence, but unless you are already long property, this is mixed news.http://www.wsj.com/articles/a-onetime-housing-skep...