When your working with a large number of units managed by a moderate number of paid employees who make up the property management team, there's a daily, weekly, and monthly schedule when certain processes and duties are performed.

He is in the process of splitting the lot and will sell each home individually after a moderate rehab.

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Hey Ben, in the 2008 financial crisis multifamily did really well because of the moderate leverage as well as ample cash flow to cover debt.

Personally, either will have a moderately learning plan.Honestly, what you cited doesn't mean much for investing in real estate. 

Most businesses are trying to sell moderately-priced products.

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@Chris Masons I do not advise retirees to leverage I strongly advise they sell for numerous reasons.Higher returns on moderate to low risk income funds, freedom from maintaining real estate, less liability risk, less stress, simplify inheritance, No more demanding/crazy/stupid tenants,  retirement.You will never be retired as long as you own income properties.

An investor might say to me, "I want high cashflow but at least some amount of appreciation potential- my risk tolerance is moderate to high."  

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