There are different products for each type of house, so knowing what you're going to be investing in is relevant to the conversation. 

Considering the phase of the market we're in, I think that's a no brainer!

Each one of us has his own wealth targets, the question I ask myself is if you can hit those by only investing in notes.Should we diversify our real estate investment portfolio (like I believe in - I invest in notes but I already completed few flip projects and I hold few buy & hold Duplex's as well) or go "all in" into notes business?

Right now just trying to learn as much as I can before I jump in. I

. $2400 for a 50-gallon gas water heater, when you can buy one for $400 and putting it in is two water connections and a gas connection and MAYBE an expansion tank...that cannot be explained by incompetence.

I found a multifamily property locally in Wilmington, DE that I've been interested in. I

Change orders (you tell him new information that changes things, then that's on you - (and it gets costly fast) As in "I want that wall changed", or "what if we moved the tub to this side of the bathroom?"

@Andrew Smith my PM does in fact keep the late fees they have to go through the hassle of collecting the rent (making phone calls , knocking on doors) they can have it as long as the rent checks continue to come in. I

They're nearly impossible to pick.That being said, a forced break-in is "forced," and noticeable to the occupant, and there are much easier avenues than a door if someone wants in at any cost.I like the Kwiksets because they allow me to key my own locks and confound the average opportunistic intruder.

I was looking on Zillow trying to gather information on my market and I seen that there where only 75 properties in the last 6 months sold without a hoa and 4,000 with hoa properties should I consider this in wholesaling houses for finding the hot areas to wholesale in I need some input on this subject