Nothing personal there.You'r mixing hard money lender and bank it appears to me.

We also tried out Arizona, Florida, Nevada, and North Carolina, but weren't nearly as happy in any of those locations for many reasons including ROI.We now have 32 doors in Atlanta - mix between a SFRs, townhomes, and multi unit buildings that probably would have turned out differently if we didn't go forward with that online auction sight unseen purchase.

And listening to the podcasts... they're all informative but if I had to choose a favorite so far - I think Karen's story is just amazing.I've worked in the medical field as a hospital pharmacy tech for 10 years, but I've always been fascinated with old architecture, historic homes and neighborhoods.

We have a pretty good agent, not as tech savvy, but great with people and relationships.

@Justin C, I started with MFH, and will continue to do so for a portion of my buy and hold simply because the numbers work, managing 3 units in one location is easier, and there seem to always be demand.I am also looking into and have acquired my first seasonal, on cape, which is really a mixed property.

Also, I wouldn't mix business with personal -- just because you like to visit Orlando doesn't mean it's the best investment decision.

seems to be a lot of mixed answers on this topic.

I asked him what his plans were for the next unit coming up, and he said he wanted a long-term commercial lease (mixed-use) to someone stable..

I never used the accounting features and have always been a little puzzled why someone would mix an accounting system with an operations system.

Like a lot of LA, the are is a mix between young and old.