If you have a stack of golden coins and pay cash for properties, then they should all cash flow.Mike

On the other side of the coin I understand that realtors and investors have 2 completely diff mind sets and are known to butt heads from time to time.

There is another side of the coin, that is most investors hope to break even on their first (few) deals.

Its a coin toss!

I was thinking I could put a coin operated laundry there or convert it to a studio if and when my income permits.

Personally I had a Crypto portfolio and a stock portfolio about the size you are talking about and I needed some money for an investment.

By keeping more money in my pocket during the purchase, I will be able to outfit the storage room as a coin laundry, which will service both this building, and the 8 unit building directly next door.

Having been on both sides of coin, we put this together and thought it would be usefulhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/11998/98488-top-5-strategies-to-implement-before-investing-in-a-syndicationhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/11998/98489-top-20-questions-to-ask-your-syndicator-before-investing

There is no future in investing at retail prices.I think the word "wholesaling was coined by some smart guru conducting seminars.

Five years is a coin toss, 10 years is ridiculously solid.