@Victor Gomez The terms of your financing matters, interest rate is less important than terms, everyone only talks about full term fixed (I.E. 30 or 15 year secondary market) that fine if you qualify, have the required reserves, ect. but in the real world or when you have more than 10 mortgages or have your money deployed instead of sitting in a bank account, many of us choose commercial financing (aka in-house or portfolio loans)  they are usually lower cost to close, slightly higher interest, and terms of 3-5-or 7 years with amm of 15-25 years depending on the bank. my morgages ar $50K and below each its hard to spend $3500 to close a note for $50K for a 15 year fixed on the secondary market, when it costs me $600-700 to close a commercial loan I dont need the reserves and the income from rent is what qualifies me for the loan.

I've been doing long-distance management for ten years, even while I've spent most of that time deployed to the Middle East.

As someone who is looking to deploy a decent amount of capital next year, it's helpful to hang out with and learn from some like-minded people. 

It takes a lot of my time and I’ll be deployed soon.

She was hardly qualified to manage complex taxes, let alone deploy any advanced tax strategy. 

It's not that the technology isn't available, it's that someone wants to get paid for developing, maintaining and deploying that technology.

I am looking to deploy my cash into a multi family property that has great cash flow.

At the moment, I am not buying in Cleveland because we have deployed a lot of capital in stabilizing our multi family assets but I still think there is abundant opportunity in Cleveland. 

I'm Ex Army been here sense 2012 was active duty 2005-2011 ( deployed to Iraq twice in support of OIF)

While you have your flipping networks set-up you now have nice capital to deploy into quality, appreciating, cash flow producing real estate like multi fam buildings, luxury SFHs in resort areas.