I am ready for anyone regardless of age or gender.

pagewanted=all&_r=0The reporting sounds a bit biased.

Our investment analyst, Noah Utne, is pretty saavy but I am a little biased given that he is apart of the same firm that I am.

Nothing wrong with that and likely the only agenda as the only thing I know him to have for sale is a property.I created a thread (found here) http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/93/topics/5838... which is likely one of the most popular, and in my bias opinion, best wholesaling threads on BP.

Only biased suggestions.

I went to the seminar this past weekend with a negative bias after reading about them here.

Not a single person has ever asked, and a mortgage interest rate is more or less just the rent you pay for leasing an amount of money for a period of time. 3.75 to 4.75 is about a 27% "rent" increase, too.Because I've never been asked that question as a loan officer, I can only assume there's self selection bias at play.

There's one written by Luc's father and big brother Claude It's covers commercial real estate in general and is little Upper Canada biased, but that's probably fine with you.

there's nothing wrong with almost any supply chain or what not, its not like we have a huge amount of places to choose from  let alone a bias response (sorry to say)  i can understand doing very minimal but do remember, fix it once fix it right. it will cost you more over time if do it very cheap because its a rental,  i have a friend with a 4 unit , he had it rehabbed  after purchase and since then had to redo 3 baths and 2 kitchens within 3 years of purchase spending and things are still falling apart, he tried to spend less money buying cheaper products (not inexpensive, just cheap as possible) now he his regretting it and had 2 turnovers because of such.... its like automating your process, how can you be  done with things when your constantly looking over your back because you clearly knew you just hacked **** up and rented it out ?

My bias would be toward minimizing taxes while maximizing after-tax income.