It makes the eventual selling price and, more importantly, the appraisal very unpredictable.

Eventually you can issue your own private REIT and then maybe a public one.  

I want to Flip Houses, Rent out houses, and possibly eventually develop real estate property. 

We would like to eventually move out that way.

Previewed 100+ homes and eventually landed on duplexes.

First and foremost, I eventually got the impression that this guy was looking to make a lot of money off my partner and myself.

Eventually she will see you were right.

I understand that in owner financing, I would have to foreclose and then eventually repo the house through the court system.

I pretty much us this strategy to tell some these sellers that they are dreaming in a professional way lollolhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4977/blog_posts/36698-if-you-throw-enough-mud-on-a-brick-wall-eventually-some-will-stickThanks for reading and have a great day.

A lot of real estate investors lost a ton in '08, and you'll need to gauge what your downside is, and whether your job can help you accommodate such an eventuality, but it seems like the more down payments you can make on cash-flow generating properties, the better off you're likely to be.