:D Single family allows for more exit strategies, and historically less tenant issues, than multi-family.For the next few years, exit strategies will be even more important than ever if you get in a financial pinch.

I know that there is plenty of information on the questions that I am asking and I plan to do plenty of reading and studying but unfortunately I am in a pinch for time.

So far so good, just be careful working with friends and family because you don't want to ruin relationships or hurt someone's feelings over penny pinching.

In additional to his work ethic and responsiveness, he has a decent network and has been able to fill in gaps when I was in a pinch.

so I'm taking everything I can to pay down debt and I've pinched just about ever penny I can pinch.I'm currently thinking about getting certified to be a Real Estate Agent to grow more knowledge in the field and have branched myself into different areas trying to learn things that I think might be helpful.

I have replumbed many homes in PEX it is the hot ticket, I recently purchased a Propress for crimping copper and also got the jaws for F1807 Pex rings, but i see Ryobi now has a cordless pinch ring tool for a reasonable price. https://www.ryobitools.com/power-tools/products/de...     

They pinch all of property management to 5% or

Get a local prop manager who can help out in a pinch, I can refer someone if you PM me.

Hello Fellow investors and Real Estate Brokers,I recently had a couleague approach me and asked if I could help with some finances, he is a great real estate agent and has a few closings coming up, but he was in a pinch now.

Where I'm from the market is dry as hell. not interested in penny pinching ok deals.