Hey @Riza Susel, you might want to create a new thread to get a few answers.IMHO, it will depend on where you are going to buy and what your demographic is.We cater to families so we are pretty colorful with lots of comfort.

@Jason Crain I was actually not that comfortable with a sign in the yard....I was afraid it would attract vandals/burglars.

@Jessie DillonAnother "it depends" personally I prefer an open credit line and at least 3 months in reserves for my own comfort.  

Im not comfortable going more than that. 

Sellers are still wanting "too much" as they typically think their deals should still be trading in the 4-5% cap rate range.While I won't pretend to have a crystal ball, I generally think: a) if you want to get a deal today, you are going to need to be more aggressive then you probably are comfortable with in your assumptions.  

Though I am not in that area, I am only a few hours away so I would definitely feel comfortable investing in that area for my first one.

I have always been more comfortable wearing my work boots than I ever have been in a suit.

Most folks feel comfortable with any hold of more than a year. 

You might as well scale up & get the largest house you can comfortably afford

Why is it that they are comfortable being recognized as the owners with far more assets on the table and  then smaller property owners spend money and effort to conceal their identities?