I already have seen from my experience our single family A homes are so easy to manage, while the C apartments are constant work almost daily.in our neck of the woods B class and better is a cake walk.. compared to what other PM"s have to do in the rental dominated cities back east and in the mid west 

People able to get good discounts on higher dollar stuff, lower dollar (100k+ sfr) and duplexs selling like hot cakes and multiple bids usually over list.

Seller financing should be the icing on the cake of an already good deal.

Alas, no crab cakes to speak of here in central California...

I don't have much in the way of RE experiencing to offer as I'm still pretty new to this, however I am a professional software engineer and web developer and it'd be cake for me to develop web sites, apps, etc for any potential mentors out there.

People want so much once it's on the MLS that there is usually little margin, or they just get scooped up like hot cakes.

You can't have your cake and eat it too. 15% down with no form of PPP is a lot to ask.

Appreciation is the icing on the cake if you plan to hold long term.

It's an intentional breaking of your obligations that were clear conditions of your loan terms, so that you can have your cake and eat it too.

If the plaintiff's counsel knows you have it, it may just be icing in the cake on top your personal assets.