You have more weight and you are a more important client.

Part of your monthly rent would go to principal reduction.  

Try to take a long-term view—it usually helps remove the emotional weight and allows you to think more clearly about the problem.

Appreciation is a bit riskier since it depends on factors we can't always control, such as school levies passing, business success, crime reduction, etc.In my opinion, it’s hard as a newbie to jump into appreciation properties, as they require a lot more initial capital to acquire.

The 8 to 10% is worth its weight in gold. 

I lived in Toronto for a couple of years, and the real estate there is quite funky.Making the trip and meeting people in person will be worth its weight in gold...GREAT CALL on that.We work solely in Chicago as a general contractor...for now. 

They are worth their weight in gold.They actually specialize in smaller multi family in the Lehigh Valley so their business is built around the model.

My first metric of weight I consider is CAP-X.

Would seller concessions benefit the seller in the form of capital gains reduction especially on flips?

The good ones are worth their weight in gold, but does the license make them magically smarter?