I'm far from one of the most knowledgable members  ... if Bill G or Dion see that they'll fall off their perches.I'm just an engineer with keen interest on energy efficiency and healthy buildings.

I tend to want to put down as little as possible, while maintaining a healthy positive cash flow(income after ALL expenses).  

These units in another market with a moderately healthy economy would go for much more than what I can get. 

"Birds of feather, flock together".healthy skepticism can be a form of due diligence

I have already asked my family to make sacrifices in the budget arena, which is healthy, but I will never put my family into a positin where they may be in danger, regardless of the money to be made.

I put a good chunk in my 401k and do get a healthy match.

I'll begin by first establishing that my fiance and I have a very healthy relationship.

Building healthy working relationships where everyone will win, is what I strive for everyday!

@Chris Drumm I don't think that's bad at all; as long as you're cash flowing a healthy amount each month, you should be fine.

That one decision has helped me to catapult my investing career because it gave me a healthy chunk of cash to be able to use to invest, rehab, have reserves, etc.If I understand the BRRR strategy, I believe that usually involves getting a hard money loan to purchase and rehab the property and then you can refinance into a conventional loan, right?