I have been investing in Realestate for three years now and have accumulated 4 multi family properties with a total of thirteen units.

The key to growth is to maximize your leverage and accumulate as much assets as you can with the least money you can but that's a complete different topic.Here's the deal :1) Pay off your loan, get a 4% return (estimated interest rates) and that's it.OR2) Buy another rental property, get anything from 8-30% return but you have to deal with the management of it.Hope this helped you.Kevin

Therefore, I'm accumulating (historically) low interest fixed debt with long (30y) terms.  

He has lived on his Social Security income for the last 20+ years and has avoided credit entirely over that time, not wanting to accumulate debt he couldn't cover on a low income.

They have accumulated 400.00 in unclog fees thus far.

What is your debt accumulation over that period, just $100 of your debt?

More than likely, for the first few years I may manage this property myself anyways, down the line as I accumulate more investment properties, I'll let a management company take over.) 

I'm looking to flipping houses while also accumulating a few rental properties to create a steady cash flow.  

I own a company that I work 12 hours a day on and have been investing part time for 6-7 years and have accumulated a 100 lot campground and 20 SFH and a Condo.

So its VERY slow, and the deal may easily fall through or I will be out bid (most often the case).Being that I am a amateur, (own 3 properties) I was curious what ya'll do to find your deals, and at what speed it allows you to accumulate your portfolio.Thanks,Bill