., but for the sake of illustration, let’s use some numbers from a “middle of the road,” actual client you’ve helped with this strategy and how that helped them accelerate their investments.  

From Canada I will try to put together a kind of an apartment Bible in the book form.This will be not hot air but all mathematical ratios starting with a mortgage, income,expenses, and residue or cash flow for the month and year end.The illustration will be all real and nothing with if's like there are so many programs available on the net.At he end the reader if followig all this will derive to his/hers net worth at the year end There will be nothing missing in order how to purchase, manage and dispose of such equity.Let me know if anything like this exists.

A quick comment on the Case-Schiller Index data, with an interesting illustration.

Once you truly understand all of the words and math behind it, you will see how simple it really is to build wealth in real estate and why our wealthy continue to attribute their financial freedom to real estate.The best way to illustrate the truth is through math and examples.

Clearwater did win an award from Sports Illustrated as being a best beach.

I like to use the duplex example to illustrate the two homes under one roof concept.

I have attached a simplified floor plan sketch to illustrate.

While the last one is a little specialized, I know, it illustrates the effects of landscaping, overhangs, shutters, breezeways, window placement and other factors in cutting utility bills.

To illustrate this idea, doesn't it perturb you to learn about the idea of "critical thinking?"

This does goes to illustrate my point I've made to several RE neophytes in the Portland area:  MLS listed duplexs are probably the worst investment you can currently pursue in our market as every half backed and un-knowledgeable aspiring RE investor is determined to buy a duplex,  driving the prices way above normal market.