Condos are some of the most "hands-off" investments you can have, while at the same time affording a healthy and reliable cash flow.

The biggest factor in my decision to do some new construction is that in my area older homes from the 70s and 80s usually sell at a price level that I could construct a new modern home with half the energy cost and quality materials and the style of a much more expensive home and still make a healthy profit margin.  

I wish I had read about this about two months ago because I expect a healthy return on this investment.

This is a really great thread and it's nice to see some healthy discussion about the different rules. 

I invest in C+/B- areas where there is healthy demand by owner-occupants, so I can offload my SFH/duplexes to them. 

@Rahib Karim  I'm a former IT consultant, so I'm guessing you're a smart guy, making a healthy salary.  

Bring them inside at night to keep them healthy and safe.PLANTS: Cover plants to keep them from getting frost bitten or bring them inside.Please let me know if you have any questions or find any problems with any of the above mentioned.Thank you!

You my not have experience in REI but you DO have a healthy brain!

It is even better to partner up with people who have gone full cycle on a deal, meaning they have successfully exited a deal and given their investors a healthy return on their invested capital.

New York's mid-market is healthy though.