to me its market dependent and hind sight you know what they say.so for me it was selling the 2 homes I had in Palo Alto and one in MIlpitas.Milpitas I bought that brand new for 79k  Palo Alto one of them I paid 180k for and the other 350k.. if I held those until today..

Pareto principle - 80% of the problems caused by 20% of the people.

Since PITI = Principle, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance you could look for anything that lessens any of those variables. 

@Haiden WelchReal estate investing requires hands-on experience and a strong foundation in financial markets, business management, and real estate principles.

This is why I emphasize education of real estate principles, law and finance are essential for the real estate investor.  

Selling to yourself from your LLC to your IRA would be considered "self dealing" in that it isn't an arms length transaction since you are a principle/owner on both sides of the transaction. 2.

The saddest example is the people who pay $40k for a ,mentorship they can not afford, have no capital to invest, are poorly trained with no understanding of real estate principles, law or finance, and are unleashed on unsuspecting home owners to try to fool them into allowing the wholesaler a fre option to buy/sell their house.  

Hind sight I probably wouldn't have but now it's fairly locked with them for a while, which is fine.

You will get 1000% more experience this way, for the same money, and if you go above and beyond for that flipper, they may partner with you or even pay you for your work (principle of reciprocity). 

Anyone know if paying 1 huge principle payment at the end of each year would pay it off faster verses bi weekly payments?