I don't invest in condos because I haven't found one that cash flows to meet our criteria yet (HOA fees typically squash any potential).

Bryan Hancock didn't provide a lot of detail, and there was a lot of squashing the thought right off the bat.One of the main reasons real estate investing is so exciting is the opportunities presented that appear downright scary to others.

The crash didn't hit SFHs in Texas much, but MFHs hard because so many were owned by Floridians and Californians getting squashed elsewhere.  

I don't even water my garden and it produces a ton - tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplant, carrots, peas, green peppers, squash, YUM!

You could sue for damages and potential loss of rents etc.Might want to get an attorney involved to squash this problem.

I do not want to squash any dreams but am giving you a realistic view having seen it myself.

So, just repeating an existing rule as a reminder.I appreciate the replies and don't in any mean to squash the conversation.Carry on.

I had to take each quote and dissect them to see which one was better as some included some items in their quote while others omitted them and I wanted to make sure I was comparing apples to apples instead of apples to squash.

After speaking to the getarate.com guy, my plan of buying a condo first in a nice neighborhood and then buying the second as a multifamily has been squashed because he explained it's a bit harder to do.

5) I understand Dodd Frank squashed a few options that existed in the past.