I feel like there is always some give/take in real estate, might sacrifice some cash flow for a prime location and newer property and vice versa - am I wrong?

@Michael Plante, Portfolio lending in your sense would be lending on YOUR portfolio in its entirety vice lending on each asset individually.  

So, a single-family vs multi, less sq footage vs more sq footage (or vice versa), single-story instead of multistory, different area of town.  

Unlike a captain on a sinking ship, you do not have to sink with the vessel that is your mortgage, there is a life boat available for you to jump in, and it’s called “Selling Your Property Subject to the Existing Mortgage.”What is a “Subject-To”?

However, Black Knight Data & Analytics Executive Vice President Ben Graboske noted the federal government has some buffers in place to block a potential mortgage catastrophe.

Seems like a Captain Obvious statement, probably, but I'm still new.There are a LOT of below market opportunities out there, that look pretty good but the numbers don't quite work. 

Or vice versa, if the 6% interest is higher than what you could get in returns, pay that off first.But right now, it seems like the real estate market has slowed quite a bit across the board.

Focus on people you know well, who trust you and vice versa and who are generally easy to work with and have a matter of fact and not an emotional personality. 

One thing nobody likes is to waste time and I'd want to know upfront.Not saying this is you, but just to share -- I've had a few potential clients in the past who have gone as far as to get their pre-approval, through my lender referral, start sending me properties (and vice versa), only to then dodge phone calls, emails, text messages, etc. leaving me wasting my time and effort for someone who isn't motivated. 

., say a husband is an agent and a wife is a wholesaler or vice versa.