Yes timing the market is impossible and you can never buy at the dead bottom, but this is just my opinion.

Here I thought it was impossible to find a deal that made sense, and from all possible places, talking real estate, here comes a man at the local bar, holding the deal I have been searching for.

It's almost impossible to get 2% on a buy and hold.

If that same house was on the MLS being sparred over like the last fish on earth...the house would likely go for 210k or so...and not be a good 1% deal anymore.Bottom-line ---> it's impossible if you look on market...

Thanks for the mention, @JonathanKlemm.This is a very specific strategy and it's NOT impossible but has limitations.

I would think that trying to increase rents in this environment will be well nigh impossible for a very, very long time. 

Conventional loans at 5% are impossible for a three or four unit property.  

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Cashflow in year one is next to impossible unless you put a large amount down, but the appreciation play is super easy; buy early in phase one while it's still mostly a construction zone, and then...wait.

We are a very shame based culture so it is almost impossible to get the average investor to talk about their investments much.