Not to sound overly simplistic, but the best job for real estate investing is the one that pays the most.

This is readily seen in Florida in age restricted vs all age communities.Lonnie's pricing formula was simplistic: 2-3x cost.

No, not in a simplistic way.

The argument that printing money leads to a weaker dollar and that leads to inflation (or maybe hyperinflation) may be too simplistic in their views or understanding of the world economy as a whole.

Just look at the most simplistic number-- rent, one is bringing you $2700, the other is $1400-- that $50K is working 2x as hard with the multifamily!  

Educted, knowledgable investors use terms correctly, slip shod slang, abbreviations and short cuts or using irrelevant finacial terms to those established in real estate are not cool when speaking of legal issues.Actually, while you can have an opinion, in my years of experience in dealing in these kinds of issues, there are other aspects to "calling a note" than the simplistic concerns mentioned here.

A brand new building with a roof that gets replaced in 20 years has the same COC return as the project that needs a new roof in year 1 using the simplistic 50 percent rule of thumb value characterization.

I would argue that simply saying cash flow is better and net worth is worthless, is very simplistic.

Only in America is there such pervasive stupidity on such a simplistic item as skin color, and obsession with racism.

His deal analysis software is very simplistic as well.