I would almost argue BiggerPockets is creating a moral hazard with their branding of BRRRR everywhere.

I would argue if the market is good today and you can sell, taking a healthy profit when the market is up may be a better strategy.

The ABC's of Real Estate InvestingIf she reads these three she'll be motivated to buy real estate, able to communicate effectively, and will have the basic knowledge to get started.

. *** a few people around the block argue about assumed vacancy and hence proceed without filing ejectment and proceed to take possession (with improvements) and then wait it out for the admin redemption period to end and proceed with quiet title action.Denise speaks on the former hence I follow her guidance.

TBH at the time of the loan closing, I was so out of energy that I just did not want to argue with him and just took the report as it is.

Some will argue that bigger might suggest more opportunity and stability in the rental markets. 

I know that you can always argue that you have access to hard money or a private lender.

You will probably argue that they won't have the keys but what if they break in?

But one I'm pretty solid on is that the skills gap and shortages are worse in some places in the USA than in others, as are general skills levels on the part of subcontractors and expectations of acceptable work.I also think it's hard to argue that the school systems and general educational policies of this country are very wrongly focused on convincing young people that working in the trades is vaguely disgraceful and beneath the dignity of young men and women of intelligence and ability.

@Andy Freeman thanks...I'd argue my rents at the moment are in-line with the quality of the rental and location, and I just increased $50 per month for both units, so I'm hesitant to bill-back.