I'm a scientist by trade and when I am "all in" on a category, then I play the "10th vote", which a rule that if 9 team members out of 10 agree something is a good idea, then find the wrong idea.

Gotta play the market & right now we are in a sellers market.

Am I being crazy, or are the banks really trying that hard to play the momentum of the housing recovery. 

So you need to play the numbers game.

If they don't try to play the system, if they care, then they will definitely give you a hard time.

@Matt VanGorderI play the long term game, my strategies play out the 3-5 year game. 

This type of investment is great cash-flowing property but just like MTR, you are running a business not just a real estate play. The

@Marcus AuerbachI love what you had to say here, The fact that you're looking for someone with the experience to be able to play the devil's advocate, someone who will let you know when you're eyeing a bad investment, not just a team of educated yes-men. 

Hello, this is my first post on here I’m an active duty military member and licensed lender and my wife is an active realtor we’re looking to purchase our first of many investment properties in Florida and our open to take pointers and advice on our strategy.We were looking at taking out a heloc on our paid off home(up to 750k) and wanted to start investing in the brrrr strategy and continue reusing the heloc to fund further more projects.Our goal is to play the long game and invest in areas with positive outlooks on appreciation such as Tampa or Jacksonville but not too familiar with the markets in those areas We aren’t sure which is the best route to start with as we’re leaning towards to multi-unit properties but is it better to start off with a single family unit?

All in all doing co-wholesale deals are great but you gotta know how to play the game.