My goal is to have 20 or so units over the next 30 years so that in retirement my wife and kids and I can live either off of the cash flow (hopefully most of them will be paid off by then) or liquidate my portfolio and invest that money into an even more passive, low-risk moderate-return investments.  

If you think they were misleading with the ad let The BP moderators know.

Add to that the fact that most of the moderators are Realtors who hate wholesalers.

These are properties that have not sold after three tax sales.I started a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization about three about 3 years to purchase and rehab properties for low to moderate income individuals ($45K-$175K) in the Indianapolis market.

Looks like the moderators put their foot down on your promoting your biz.

In my town real estate prices are up (although moderate, comparatively speaking) and rent prices remain low.

Select whether it would be a collective effort (somehow keep it very moderated to only relevant responses) between us all or select a number of BP members. 2.

You'll have to get commercial financing, but you'll have options on the lending.Also a warning from your friendly neighborhood moderator.

Dealers who have as of now purchased another house will have alleviation from paying two home loans without a moment's delay, and in a moderate housing business sector with numerous homes available to be purchased, this may be their best choice.

A moderate amount of secured private lending could actually be a great help in a downtown.