You will wind up with a lot of knowledge and credibility, and a possible fall-back occupation/career.Your comment - "I don't care about the price as long as it is worth it" is classic.....made me laugh....

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit sits high up in the Strathmore, whose classic prewar exterior and interiors are featured prominently on the TV series.

And that has nothing to do with his classic Southern accent (hey, I'm from Georgia myself) Just too much TV evangelism mixed in with used car salesman pitch.

It is considered a classic in the note space but I was a little disappointed, to be honest.

Philly public schools are not classically know for being blue ribbon.

Originally posted by @Debbie Fales:In my opinion, it's a classic case of supply and demand.

As we all know it’s possible to obtain the 10 30yr fixed rate mortgages, which in my personal opinion is almost non negotiable and is my main focus.So with that said, my plan is to get 10 quality B+ SFR properties in ...

And moneywise, they will be ahead in 70K USD (100K-30K) despite not having success in classical sense. 

My brother is a classic real estate dreamer: last year he mortgaged himself to the hilt to move into a McMansion way out in the boonies and is now looking to rent out his starter home, slightly less farther out in the boonies.

I got into real estate almost a year ago, I’ve read the classics (Rich Dad, Poor Dad; Think and Grow Rich; Richest man in Babylon) and many other more real estate specific books.