We have a lot to learn, some of which will come in the form of hard lessons, but we have built a successful business using several of the same principles and we believe we can find success in this endeavor.I can't wait to circle back to this thread to confirm that the offer was accepted and then we can iron out the details and start working on implementing the processes and policies, as that is where we thrive!

I do not want to live on w2 income, i want to live/ thrive on passive income, cash flow, etc. which explains the reason why im interested in investing in real estate, more so multi family/ commercial real estate before my 30's.I have always been a risk taker in life, very ambitious, strong minded individual.

I read religiously read Curbed  Philadelphia as it provides the heartbeat for what is happening in this thriving city.

I actually grew up in some of those areas that some people would now shy away from because they are not thriving.

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As @Brandon Sturgill said, Dayton is a well-established market with definite growth and a thriving rental market.

I'd be very surprised if something exceedingly expensive happened that wasn't covered by the property insurance I'll be getting for these rentals.is 6 months long enough for you to get another jobYeah, thankfully my industry is thriving right now; hence why I'm not really looking to make real estate my primary income right away, but rather slowly transition into it over the long term via compounding passive income.Why not buy up cheap properties and have a team to rehab if that gets you a higher amountThat will require a lot more overhead than I care to deal with.

We could talk about how mortgage rates went up a quarter point in the first month of 2019 for about 3 hours, or we can talk about how to adjust and shift our business’ to thrive in this economic environment.

Most of it will be vegetables, some of it fruits, and there can also be a thriving chicken coop. 

And yes, I do quite a few deals in Seattle area mainly in the Moldavian community and MF don’t have the same cap rates as Chicago does, the ALH ( Assisted Living Homes) are thriving there, but that’s a niche market