If they still give you a hard time, (not sure why they would make no sense) turn on your phone and record it.

Given that real estate, in the long term, increases in value on average 4% per year, does purchasing a home make sense?

I am left wondering do I stick to my guns and stay patient and wait for properties that make sense given todays rents and interest rates OR do I ignore the gap in what I am willing to pay and what the Sellers want knowing I will have to increase my down payment to 35% to 40% to get a solid property?

If the deal doesn’t make sense to finance traditionally, see if seller financing works.Now is the time to get in the market.

Always pay down your high interest debt first.It only makes sense to invest cash when it can provide a greater return on your money than your debt can.Hope this helps

A lot of investors based in markets like California and New York are choosing to purchase their investments OOS in the Midwest because of the affordability and numbers making more sense.

There is no law, it's just common sense.

Does it make sense to have someone come in full time on salary to take off a lot from your plate for you to do more deals? 

@Matthew SamsonIt typically makes sense to have one accountant handling everything.

Also, which option would make sense for me: a HELOC or a Home Equity Loan?