I hope there are some investors out there who have surpassed my goal and want to share knowledge.

I know prices have recovered or even surpassed the bubble prices from 2006 in most areas, but supply is still limited throughout.   

If you are able to find and purchase one or two such properties within the next five years, you may very well reach or even surpass this target.Good luck 

I resently found a book on her night stand that is almost half way finished it called RICH *****, so I truly believe she is a very determined girl and I think with college or no college she will surpass my husband and I and I hope she does. :)Thank you for your advisewishing you success :)

When I called the zoning department, they said they really didn't care if you went down in units, only if you try to go up in units and surpass what it's zoned for.

The struggle of finding a property is surpassed by actually finding a buyer.

The house would make a good long term rental at best so you can put in a cheaper kitchen and bathroom from Home Depot rather than expensive custom work.I wouldn't offer more than 225k for the first offer and not surpass 230k on the expected counter offer.

If you use the SF-only index from Case-Shiller, it looks like Silicon Valley has surpassed SF in cumulative price appreciation..

However, for a triplex valued at 300k, at a per door price of 100k per unit, you could be 1000 to 1200 per month per unit, thereby surpassing the 1% rule.For true cash-flow positive cases, I suggest finding properties way beyond the 1% rule and find properties closer between 1.5% to 2%, very achievable in Fort Lauderdale markets.

You even say the average agent closes 11-12 I think I far surpass that as a part-timer.