I concentrate on buying houses that have minimum of $50,000 profit potential.

Hey, I'm a new investor & I want to concentrate on buying multi family complexes.

@Ryland Taniguchi Is the L&I issue statewide, or just concentrated in Seattle?

Guess I better concentrate on motivated sellers lol.

We have been concentrating on finding a triplex or fourplex BUT if we are able to save up enough (or use creative financing) before we find something and a big deal happens to cross our plate, no way we'd say no to it. 

Without knowing how much about the details, I can't give you advice on the HELOC so for now just concentrate on your cash on hand.  

Urban-concentration Millennials have peaked, and they are moving to the suburbs and will start to rent, and then to buy. 

Someone like me who has concentrated mostly on SFRs, it might be beneficial to have tenants already in place to help get acclimated to being a landlord of a multi family property.  

Now, that real estate program for investors doesn't sound to me like a business degree but a course or concentration of study.

Real estate in concentrated pockets of the country, if I'm right, and Harry Dent is wrong, will continue to appreciate at increasing rates, and property in the suburbs will age and become neglected.