Sub2 was the first thing that came to mind, however, I have always had a hard time making that sale on individuals given the infamous "due on sale" clause.

Welcome to BP community @Moe Jacob  It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more. 

It's also a dog's life - many of the really good money managers started with those infamous 100 hour + weeks, and I know firsthand from friends in the industry how demanding it can be.  

With the addition of many moldy homes, and various water damage scenarios and the infamous collapse of a city.

In the infamous words of Austin Powers "I want a toilet made of solid gold, but its just not in the cards now is it baby." 

I brought up the infamous double closing to him and he said that he absolutely could not do one in his office because he "could not get a title company to write title insurance on the house if it is involved in a double closing."

I mean infamous.

Cape cods are infamously poorly ventilated...they take a lot of effort and air balancing to get proper climate control....The cathedral ceiling play won't add any value...plus, you only have a foot of space to gain for the $15,000 you'll spend to open the ceiling.

With stock you need to stomach 60% paper loss not to mention the infamous margin call.

When I first started off, I wanted to capture the Infamous 2% rule, and I did with my first deal.