Now if you're one of 10 investing in something - say a million each into a $10 mil complex - that's a different story.

Also from a percentage standpoint, say a 10 year old tree with a diameter of 10 inches grows 5%; but a 25 year old tree with a diameter of 20 inches grows at 3 %. 

Hey BP, Im curious on what some of you would say as the better route to go and why.I'm at a crossroads between:Starting and focusing on New construction for single-family houses to eventually get into being able to build small to medium editions as a long-term goal.

I will say a high note from his program is the amount of information they put out.

For example say a Starbucks, one of those little drive thru ones, can rapidly rebuild.

As you note exiting any RE that does not have some appreciation of a significant amount over say a 5 to 10 year hold generally speaking is going to lead to a loss at sale.

@Sharad Bagri  Lots of people say "as long as the payments are being made on time, the lender won't care." 

In the case of a single family home house hack, say a single level ranch with a daylight basement - it lives and functions kind of like an up-down duplex, but the zoning and property type is 1 unit SFR.

An uneven is say a 3 bed, 1 bath, over a 1 bed, 1 bath.

I always recommend you do some google reviews and BBB reviews on any training program first to see what they say as well as BP reviews.As it relates to note training as a whole - I can pretty much tell everyone there is not a notes training course out there that will get you flipping notes.