This time around, though, I built out an entire team and expanded our horizons to do more.Find your passion and go with it!

If it’s only 1% like $1300/mo - it’s just average what everyone’s getting.Good markets for cash flow should be more than 1% at least and some appreciation on horizon (if your purchase price is 70% of ARV).Price might be below average for nation but the business is always local.

Yeah, BRRRR is further down the horizon for me for sure.Thanks for chiming in.

If your business plan depends on the kind of seller who is too oblivious to check zillow or redfin, you either have a very short time horizon or your business will fail sooner than later.  

@Eric Bilderback the fed is out of tools, and there are a couple of really big problems on the horizon: (1) baby boomers, (2) Fannie & Freddie are insolvent.

I am sure I will over a long time horizon, but I doubt it will come close to the performance of my last home.

Recently I have found a growing interest in expanding my horizon to the real estate world, in particularly, the investing portion of the industry.

@Hannah Robie  congrats on reaching out to expand your horizons.

The issue isn't if the market is rebalancing, it is whether there is a crash on the horizon.

@Scott Krause Southern California wasn’t in my price range as a new investor on a cop salary so after finding Bigger Pockets I began expanding my horizon.