I do plan to hit the breaks as soon as my wife fully retires... probably in 5 to 7 years, and the kids are all adults. between now and then, maybe pick up another 100 or so units slowly and concentrate on building a solid succession plan for future generations not to dissolve it all. 

Hi everyoneI am not new to Miami real estate (I am a buy & hold investor that stocked up in '09 after the crash), but I am new to Miami wholesaling and it seems wholesalers mainly concentrate in Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, St Petersburg, etc.

The DC area had by far the highest concentration of lawyers in the country, with 1 in 12 residents in the District being lawyers.

Look at the budget to see if they're putting at least 10% in the reserves.A single party owning more than 10% of the unitsNo litigation Low concentration of rentersWhen buying one demand to see the last 12 months of board minutes.

Like most places, the crime is concentrated in the inner city. 

Concentrating your IRA in one goofy condo across the country is a very specific bet. 

I would concentrate on the following:1) Learn the process to evict non-paying tenants. 

A borrower with 10 Freddie loans is more exposed to market risk due to the concentration of income that can and sometimes goes down or fails.

It is highly concentrated to certain parts of the city.

I would concentrate on proving that he asked you to change the contract because it said “no pets.”