My goal this year is to buy >32 units, and continue to stash away all principal and interest I receive from other investments to reinvest into >120 units in 2017!

The reason we do it is primarily because we have to strike a balance between 'rehab, raise rent and hold' and stashing cash for the next purchase.

Just like BP here with folks wanting to go from broke to being a RE tycoon all by reading it on BP or listening to some pod casts... its a joke really.

Keep stashing cash4.

So my question is, should I either;1-start off by buying a home for my family, move into and renovate, build equity, refinance/sell, reinvest.2- buy multi family and continue renting to tenants, collect and stash away the cash flow from property, reinvestor3- buy multi family property and live in one of the units, renovate and build equity.

So my question is, should I either;1-start off by buying a home for my family, move into and renovate, build equity, refinance/sell, reinvest.2- buy multi family and continue renting to tenants, collect and stash away the cash flow from property, reinvestor3- buy multi family property and live in one of the units, renovate and build equity.

I've just had too many problems with those jokers over there and they've gotten to where their expectations for compensation can be kinda crazy. 

A 50 to 100 k line of credit on your primary residence works great to stash money for your next deal.

Hoarders have a habit of staying put and being quiet so they can add to their stash and not have to move it around.

Paying a $5,000 tax bill is a little different than our standard joker wholesaler who puts a house under contract with nothing down and comes back 30 days later unable to find a buyer.