Investment strategy I plan to start slow but pick up the pace quickly.

My strategy is heavy on volume so keeping pace and knowing when to do things at the right time is essential.BIggest mistake was not starting sooner.

Do it at your own pace ands ask lots of questions.

I will be buying and holding properties for cash flow which pours cash in at a slower pace than flipping or wholesaling etc...The question remains for those sellers who require some kind of settlement, are there any ways to satisfy them without resorting to capital gains by selling the home?

I hate the fast paced life I have lived my whole life here in Los Angeles, I know with the real estate it might become a little fast paced but more to my liking.

If so, I would slow down and take things at a pace that you're comfortable with -- it's not worth losing more money just to chase that $2K.What are you looking to do?

They all tell you to Invest in stocks, bonds and mutual funds and over time you will out pace inflation.

Lompoc is a great little town- slow-paced, few opportunities for development and lots of agricultural labor to keep a 6-plex full.

Thanks Pace!

I quickly got overwhelmed by the paperwork, tenant management, establishing systems, reading/researching, etc. so I bought the next few properties using cash even though the yield was lower to slow down my pace to allow time for learning and establishing repeatable processes.If I get to the place where it's a breeze to manage my properties, I'll probably start using leverage to pick up the pace again and go for volume and high yield.