For sure buying a MFR in SF is going to cost you a fortune, and the return you are going to get on monthly cash flow will be very negative.

I wish you continued good fortune!

His company typically takes title, mine handles the rehab, and we settle up at the end.I do handle listings through my brokerage, but I'm fortunate that I have a very low (or no) commission split with my broker, so that's not really a factor. 

For a small town we are fortunate to have pretty good industry footprint.

I really admire the discipline for wanting to pay the loans off quickly, but fortunately you have the flexibility to do that with traditional home mortgages which typically don't have a prepay penalty.So, I've done 30-year loans on all my rental properties.  

Fortunately, after much time and effort putting thought into this, I stumbled upon wholesale real estate.

My fortune on my buy and hold doesn't change the fact that I'm now almost done winding down everything else I had acquired in the area leaving me with only my primary residence left in that area.

I was fortunate enough to be a guest on show 124. 

Fortunately, my boyfriend was born and raised in Tempe and currently has a home in Scottsdale, as well as a few investment properties in Tempe.

Fortunately bills aren't exactly expensive.