(Also a little nugget if I may,  remember that a good education often pays off)Right now I am reaching a position that I don’t sell my time for money but rather, I strive to  make money work for me. 

While cash flow is great and I strive to cash flow as much as I can, in the long run could this strategy be less profitable than buying & holding in a market that will see high levels of appreciation?

We have a mission statement that states: "We strive to afford safe, clean, affordable, comfortable, and quiet housing for responsible renters in the neighborhoods of West Vancouver."

Or do you strive for lower returns?

Pockets o' Burstin '12We don't strive to enlarge our pockets, we strive to overfill them to the point of explosion (well, controlled enough that we can catch the cash afterwards!)

Keep striving towards your goals.

Our marketing statement defines our focus: "We strive to provide safe, clean, affordable, comfortable and quiet housing for responsible renters in the neighborhoods of west Vancouver."

I'm interested in the preferences of all people, and not just people who are already successful as opposed to those who are striving to be successful. 

What is strived for is continued growth of the economy that generate appreciation even while interest rates remain fairly stable.

." - My mentorKeep striving to become the best you can in this business and being a person of value.