A Texas Representative, Jeb Hensarling, had this to say about the lack of accountability of the CFPB, “Arguably it is the single most powerful and least accountable Federal agency in the history of our nation.”

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This is a vey good point and arguably one of the best in this thread, perhaps only second to J's comments of being a better manager, better finder, etc. :)For me, buying to hold absolutely requires not just a basic understanding of this point, but an intricate one.

A property worth paying a premium for is arguably not 'over-priced' to market.

Buy it cheap, don't over rehab it and then sell it for a lot less than it would fetch in a nicer area.Last year I made over $33K flipping a house that was literally across the street from a sewer plant, had train tracks running through the back yard, was in the flight path of the municipal airport and while in a nice town itself was less than a 1 min drive (Unless you had to wait for a train to go by:) ) drive from arguably the worst city in the state.Sold it for about $100K less than I would have if it was like a mile away.

So, ours was listed for 20 grand less than either of them and while they were both in very good shape, I toured one in an open house and had the mls pics of both, ours was TOTALLY refreshed, inside and out, ours was arguably in BETTER shape!

Scenario 1~ I'd rather have the 50k today than have to manage a rental for a measly $100 a month in arguably NOT net cash flow and personally managing it.

It is a great place to invest as there are a lot of renters in the area, arguably more than home owners.Three family houses will most definitely bring in more cash flow than two family houses especially when you are living in one of the units. 

Courts will typically find that said possession is "continuous", "actual", "open and notorious", and "hostile", -as well as quite arguably "exclusive". 

But, even with an arguable (someone correct me if I've got it wrong please), tax benefit of $21k, we still end up about $49,000 LESS the $21k tax benefit still amounts to a $28k loss.