I max mine out, along with all the the other tax advantaged accounts and I also invest heavily in Rental Real Estate as well.

I don't drive nor own a car so living in a quiet isolated suburb would mean relying heavily on Uber each time I am outside of the house.

I’m a real estate agent that works heavily in distressed properties.

The answer to your question is heavily dependent on the terms of your seller finance deal.

I'm no marketing expert, but I think the success of that would depend heavily on repetition, which would get expensive. 

I’m new to the site and since i joined i been taking advantage of all the great content, I’m very excited to be apart of BP and look to be apart of the active forums, been heavily reading everything I can and get caught up before I start asking questions because most of them have been answered and I just want to say thank you for all the knowledgeable feedback and looking forward to growing my knowledge and career in Real estate investing …

These businesses are started heavily on speculation, not as much profit actually being made as expected in the industry, but lots of investment money has proped it up for last few years.

I learned about self-storage because my firm has been investing heavily in this arena for a number of years.

There is one book for 49 states and a separate book for California because it's so heavily regulated.

I also invest heavily in a small suburb and don't want my name associated with something that doesn't represent me or the kind of business I run.