@Dave Wittnauer I am a commercial specialist from the PA area. 

Neither is wrong but depends on your objectives. 

The irony of blindly pursing objectivity in a very subjective process is lost on the ones I've met.

Made my profit objective.

(Tenant/Landlord Specialist)Inessa Shur, Esq.

So there still exists a market, however as mentioned above pricing is still far higher than it was years past, making it more difficult to meet return objectives. 

@Tiwana Merritt Walk the property (or have a property manager walk the property and facetime you in), if there are rehab items needing to be done get a quote for the amount (not a 'ballpark estimate'), validate your pricing (rent and/or resale and ARV - depending on your strategy) with a realtor, and if there's any mention of termites get a termite specialist to the house. 

Willing to sacrifice quality of life in my early 20s for financial freedomQuestions for asking a RE lawyer during my session:If you have a question that you would like to ask an RE lawyer please follow the question guideline below so I can organize my questions to make it more efficient during my session:Questions to the Lawyer:What is the objective of the question?

Even if the investment is a grand slam, the debt investor will only achieve the interest rate stipulated in the loan documents.Repayment Priority: FirstRisk Profile: LowPotential Returns: 3-8%ConclusionCommercial real estate offers investors a wide array of positions in the capital stack to help investors achieve their objectives.

But again, this number is different for every person based on their goals and objectives as well as how much their time is worth.