I personally think that the future of Real Estate is 2/1/1's and 2/2/1's - so that's what I would buy.You can collect the dividends while you wait, take the capital appreciation when it comes, and then patiently look for fat RE pitches.

It would go into more detail than I can in this short post.

I want to learn and grow as much as I can in this industry.

Who knows, may be I'll be on vacation in the bahamas one day and the tenant has a broken dishwasher and he/she may repay my kindness by waiting a few extra days (yeah, fat chance).So my approach of not being too harsh on a strike #1 has bit me on my *** because some saw this as a weakness.I like the idea of a post dated check for several months.

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@Stephen Turner they make a version of iMovie for the iPhone (free, btw) but the interface is wayyyyy to small for my fat fingers, although the same app on iPad is much easier to use.

So my first goal: obtain as much knowledge as I can in hold and lease.

I have taken on a Real Estate Client and am providing a number of Business services for them.The client deals in Luxury Desert Real Estate in California.So, I am really here to learn as much as I can, ask some questions and find out as much as I can in order to be more useful to my Client.Expect a few dumb questions from time to time and I look forward to learning a little bit every day.

Great points raised by Zoran.Those figures do look great but if there really was that much fat in the deal I don't believe it would be going to an out of state investor.Local investors would snap that up all day, everyday.Sorry, I am just being the devils advocate here :(Thanks and have a great day.

Other advice: Network as much as you can in college (something I didn’t do much, and regret) and wherever else you can.