@Tim Zajiceki am in contract on a six apt bldg in southern ca but primarily two to three bedroom units.i was warned by a multi family investor to have as less a one bedroom units since the renters keep on moving once their families become larger. he advised me to concentrate on two bedrooms and three bedrooms.just my 0.02 centsEven on SFR my min criteria is 3/2

I'm mostly concentrating on my foreclosure website and doing real estate consulting at the present time.In the past I've been a land surveyor, a fix & flip investor, an appraiser, a real estate agent and for the past 8 years was a mortgage broker until I retired in 2007.My real estate career spanned over 40 years so I've seen a lot of changes in the industry and have a lot of knowledge to share.

I think this education will be very valuable.Let me add that I also have followed other landlords who rent more "distressed" property, and I just cannot enter that market.One of the things we concentrate is on marketing after the property is purchased.

You'll then have all invested on a single property so your risks will be concentrated.

Jacob, so, I guess you are concentrated in Hamilton?

I've saved enough money in my bank to put down a good amount for a property(ideally to start out with a wholesale), but Im also considering doing an MBA with a concentration in real estate.

i've got $11k in savings (need to replenish due to just bought a OO home w/ 20% down), $30k roth IRA, $5k traditional IRA, $401k 215k, $70k equity in my company. i'm 41 years old. 2 rentals - 1 equity of $21k; other one negative (-) $53k. maybe i should just concentrate right now on getting savings up?

I'd like to do assignments/same-day closings/ flip deals in both countries, but I would like to concentrate more in the US. 

What areas are you concentrating now days? 

All of my personal SFR portfolio is concentrated in South Forsyth County.