Greetings from our soggy nation's capital. i'm a wholesaler specializing in vacants and abandons between DC and baltimore. if you invest in that area or are looking to invest in these areas give me a shout. let's make some $$$ together.

You do this so you do not steer your research to a predetermined conclusion.

Make sure that you both agree to the terms before take the project on so there are no hard feelings upon conclusion.

The important thing to keep in mind is that HE was the one who came to this conclusion – I simply provided the options.

After running numbers on multiple properties in multiple areas I have come to the conclusion that many weren't holding up to those rules (while still appearing to be viable options.)

So I have come to the conclusion that my big problem is "Time"Having 2 kids (an almost 3 yr old and an 8month old), commuting ~3.5 hours a day, and my wife being gone quite a bit during the summer.And my the amount of time I need to commit to my full time job seems to be increasing lately.

Here are some of the details (the second price listed is either a list price or a re-sale price).Fix and Flips1$166,500$259,9002$141,000$282,9003$131,000$295,0004$172,000$299,9005$199,000$306,0006$165,000$325,0007$144,279$328,0008$190,000$335,000Teardowns9$198,000$549,90010$192,000$575,000So, what conclusions can we draw from this?

Daily I listen to podcasts and read online about the different strategies of investing which is why I have come to the conclusion that purchasing and holding rental properties is a good start.

My conclusion is often different than theirs, but usually with in 20K ;-)

I always think of a quote from the late, great Jim Rohn "Make sure what you do is a product of your own conclusion".