If you are able to consistently find undervalued property, and you're able to translate that skill into multifamily, then you'll be able to add multiples to your bottom line, just like your current business plan. 

Got something from my insurance agent today that says they added "loss payable provisions" to my rental property policy. It's making my head spin trying to understand it and I'm usually pretty good at figuring out wha...

It is common knowledge that the rise of production costs translates into higher product pricing.

Rules of thumb are certainly helpful, but its also important to translate percentages to dollar figures and use common sense.

Not to get off on a philosophical bent but I've always been of the opinion that people are born basically honest and stray off the path for one reason or another as a result life altering experiences and exposure. 

Speaking English to Spanish translator.

But again, its like getting into marriage, make sure you test the waters first, don't go to the alter day one.

We all know that translates to higher property taxes.

It's an open forum and you will find members who you resonate with over time, some who you disagreed with early on and later find helpful, some who you can't stand, some where you find their feedback to be helpful in certain cases and other times find it to be awful and, most importantly, some game-changer nuggets or contacts that alter your investing.  

Just puch like in the face so hard that you alter your future... that is the point I assume.