This assumes Cheryl could find unlimited deals like this in her market and keep her money deployed on the same basis 100% of the time.For example, say a person has 500k in the bank earning a sub-2% return.

If your property is worth a lot more than the debt you have on it you are likely better served from a ROE standpoint to either refinance and deploy the cash elsewhere or exchange to a larger property.

It all started with civic activities, eclectic graffiti programs, libraries, parks and all the stuff intended to benefit the lives of the people who can no longer afford to live there, but instead live a little farther east from their jobs (down town) and in the same crappy neighborhoods they can afford to rent in.Point in case, you can deploy negative strategies like trying to get property taxes increased and other dissincentives to remove the riff raff in addition to the positive things you may be considering.

I haven't attended personally due to being deployed, but based on the contributors, some of them are experienced.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/86/topics/80565-bp-meetups-denver-2013I'll be at the June meeting and hoping some of you can make it too.

Hi All, Here's a scenario I would like some thinking power on.Depending on the choices I make, at the end of this year I may have somewhere around $60K-90K to deploy.

I would first deploy those funds on real income property and let that income then pay for the vacation equity and appreciation.

You have to decide where you want to deploy your capital and the strategy based on not what you WANT in your local market or elsewhere but what properties are actually SELLING FOR.Hope it helps.

Typically, institutional investors have larger amounts of capital to deploy therefore, the trades are bigger.

And, I have to catch up the last 9 months that a deployment stole from me, haha!

Oh by the way, we move on average about once every 2 years, and when we aren't getting ready to move we deploy overseas for 7 months or so at a time.