While @Joe Villeneuve is an amazing sage of REI, in this case I would disagree on the sale side of thing, but only as a modifier, as i would strongly advise attaining mortgage financing, and then deploy that capital into a good strategic property purchase, namely in the path of progress where rents and market pricing is going strong with a strong future forecast given the high desire and demand, namely in the NW suburbs. 

(I guess that's 4a and 4b)  Have to disagree with your #1 Joe since it goes counter to the nature of costs in RE.

I disagree that "as long as you build to code, you will be okay."

Please refrain from personally belittling my comments in which you disagree with.

I wont disagree that there aren't a lot of folks from LI investing in Philly and Delaware (Usually Wilmington/Newark specifically).

Also, I liked @Shera Gregory's points, but disagree with one. 

I also understand disagreeing with the infinite banking concept Brandon has talked about with whole life insurance but it seems like the large majority avoid life insurance in general.Those in the industry full time... help me understand! 

If a Tenant is problematic, give them a written warning that all complaints must be by email and that you will not respond to unfounded complaints.I disagree with Brandon's advice to lie about your ownership.

I have to disagree that the cash flow part of the equation is the most speculative however.

Originally posted by @Kyle Atans:...Podio is somewhat hard to setup and also to utilize all the features you will need to pay...I respectfully disagree with this part of your statement.