I suggest you begin in residential as that is the bread and butter in RE.

This neighborhood would even welcome the improvements.Moving a little further up the socioeconomic chain, some bread and butter neighborhoods around DFW could use a little boost.

It is typically just a preference that they wish to focus on their HUD allocation of properties (their bread and butter), and do not wish to participate with more involved A-B-C transactions.

But would I be setting myself up for failure, spreading the butter too thin?

And i mean bread and butter homes.

The pool of potential buyers is small relative to the sweet spot in the market (bread and butter homes that the average worker in the area can afford).Similar to buying property at the top end of the market.

I see what you are saying reference the numbers.I also agree that the numbers for that type of consumer and transaction may not be the bread and butter of the industry.

Butter,Having someone give you a kick can be a great thing.

Butter,I am slightly confused by your post.

I think that if you're looking at lower priced, bread-and-butter houses, we're in a tremendous buying period.