…I totally agree with you that many people strap themselves down to long term debt in their homes (really just a big liability if not producing income)….all in an attempt to keep up with the Jones…good play my friend !!!

Mat Lewczenko, Congratulations!

@Abidemi OnibatedoFHA or seller financing are two options but I would recommend be careful investing with little money down as on day 1 you are already upside down on the property and having the mentality that real estate always rises when you are cash strapped is not a wise decision

It is headed by Mark Kohler & @Mat Sorensen, two of the experts in the field AND they both use those type of accounts/LLCs in THEIR own investing.

@Carrie Gajowski I like the info from Mat's podcat/youtube channel (search for Mat Sorensen). 

This will significantly reduce your list size, and if you're strapped for cash, this is the best way to only mail the buyers you know are active investors.

The units with access to laundry rent faster than the ones without, but the ones with the coin op tell me that they don't always use it:  sometimes it makes more sense to haul everything to the laundry mat in order to get it done all at once for the same price per load. 

Many people will be economically strapped, or at least have declines in their revenues. 

@Mat O'Grady, thanks for responding.

So, you could have a fire in your building, management company could go bankrupt or be corrupt, could change hands and be less responsive, market could have a significant downturn due to job loss or other reason, hyperinflation could make your asset next to worthless or you cash strapped, zoning could change, things around you could be built that lower your value yada yada.