On the opposite end of the spectrum, the overly short questions of "is this a good deal?

I may be a little slower on the spectrum and or just a victim of the analysis paralysis group but my story seems to fall into the 11% group. 

On the other end of the spectrum, I am in the process of acquiring another rental.

The opposite side of the spectrum is true too, the greater quantity of content you post the more likely your chances are that you will secure a keyword or two.

I was a logger for 10 years In Oregon.. we had a nice run.. but we provided logs so on the other end of the spectrum.. out this way the big lumber brokers control the market.Although I did do a deal with a Oak floor manufactorer years ago.. we had a 700 acre tree farm in Oregon that had some Oak on it I traded the oak for custom flooring..

@Joel Florian you've hit this 100% on the head.Extremists on both ends are of the spectrum are not to be idolized.

You will gradually get better as you go through the model-->purchase-->operate cycle if you intend to be a buy & hold investor.Your posting asked for advice on becoming an expert in the full spectrum of multi-family and commercial properties.

You have the other end of the spectrum.. and Investor named Lance Robinson is posting about his success in turn key.. he called me a few years ago and we had a nice discussion.. and like I tell everyone buy at the top end of the market not the bottom he did that and his experience in TK in INdy has been wonderful.. 

It seems there is such a wide spectrum of what a HML may require and charge. 

I’ve made hundreds of thousands of dollars in both retail RealEstate and Investor arbitrage RealEstate both sides of the spectrum and I can tell you that I personally know a lot of these girls and I could address this right now that they are millionaires and they know exactly what they’re doing.