There are good deals in every location tho but most of the above mentioned areas I believe it will need to be more manufactured with buying something very run down and very cheap and doing a complete overhaul.

I have been in the work force ever since working as an outside sales rep for a car manufacturing distributor.

Investors also like the size aspect of scale and being more hands off.The interest rate you can get on a commercial loan is based on the terms you want.

I guess it would all be scaled on the number of items that I send out.As far as Google Voice goes, I have briefly read up on it and didn't understand the purpose.

I somehow suspect that once I have achieved success on that scale- that I will wish to continue to grow my portfolio... but i doubt it.I wish to make just enough money so that I can be in control of my time.

The funny thing is, I'm not really sure what weighs me down on the "don't get a license" side of the scale.

Especially like the scale of risk and return and all the variables that factor into it.

However, on a small scale, wouldn't that dilute your potential reward to the point of it not being worth the effort?

I'm beginning to think the folks who can make it in niche small scale commercial RE here are having to be very creative to come up with space or having to rezone or get variances.

My goals for this year include greatly increasing my marketing campaign for rehabs, rehabbing 5 or more houses, rehabbing at least 1 high-end home, buying my first multi-family property as a rental, and expanding my network of associates that I do business with.I've put a lot of effort into finding a larger, high-end rehab and in 2 weeks I will be closing on my first large scale rehab.