, mainly going for that "worst house in the best area" mentality.I'm okay with less cashflow because I want to play the long game and I think San Antonio is going to continue to be a great place to hold real estate.

Hard money is mainly going to be used as bridge financing (hard money term used a lot less in multi-family) to get through a rehab or some type of reposition play. The

And if you really want to play the credit card game, you can open a new balance transfer card each time a payment is due and keep bouncing around your debt.

There are 2 forces at play. The

To be a composer or the conductor you need to understand music theory, you don't need theory to play the horn.

Basically - I'm concerned that my distaste for marketing is going to turn me away from valuable partners who have chosen to play the marketing game.

First and foremost @John Powell, in my humble opinion, providing the givens that you are in decent working class neighborhoods, have solid PM, and aren't going for appreciation play - the most important factor to making the cash flow net numbers work are your Purchase Price to Rent ratios.  

Just keep your cool, read through the questions, and play the process of elimination game.

Play the long game, keep and rent the property imo.If you are still looking to sell, sign a 5 year lease with the buyer, I don't think you should discount much other then monthly rent, as a landlord I would love to have a 5 year lease.

But...you always have to be willing to be marketed to and play the game of being sold.