There are so many reasons, but here are some of the highlights:  (1) they are valued on the sales comp. approach; (2) they are hard to finance because they are valued on the sales comp. approach (comps are hard to find); (3) it's much harder to find deals on them (more sophisticated owners with inflated senses of value); (4) they tend to be clumped together as opposed to interspersed in SFRs, the result is that other landlords actions have a much more significant impact on the operation of your property; (5) you don't achieve any economies of scale (they're too small); (6) they are more management intensive (anytime people share walls, there's always going to be drama); (7) they tend to be illiquid (see point 2); (8) they have more turnover than SFRs; (9) unless you're getting good deal on one, they don't cash flow that well; (10) a lot of them have owner paid water.  

They seem to share some common principals which this book highlights

This highlight tye massive flaw that I pointed out above in the Euro formation by all countries giving up their monetary sovereignty and having no mechanism to correct the imbalances between the member countries.

p=18568&highlight=#18568Hard money provides a faster close (depending on the lender 3-10 days) and a loan approval based on the deal and your relationship with the lender and not necessarily on your credit like a conventional loan.

Account Closed NP, even though it didn't highlight like usual, it still worked. :-) Funny you should mention tax angles to investing.

In fact, this is highlighted because of the ending of the first message and the 180 we see immediately following.I imagine this was sent with her e-signature and as such is a horrific show of a lack of basic common sense.

How to highlight @mention, which sends email alerts to members that you mention.                                 

Their name will then appear highlighted in blue.

Some highlights from the experience: I purchased the home and paid for the rehab with a combo of cash and lines of bank credit and consumer credit cards.

Their name gets highlighted in blue and they get an email, you type the @ symbol and the first three letters of their name.