In the past 4 years, I have bought multi-family apartments and find that the cash flow there is great, and in this environment (not typical), the appreciation was good too.And now to do both (Yes and No); If I was in your shoes trying to decide what to do, I would focus on finding myself a place to live in that I could call my own.

If I were in your shoes and I could break even as you say, I would sell and be done with this as soon as possible.

Hello - I am a new REI and wanted to gauge the thoughts of some of you folks who have been in my shoes before.

Put yourself in the shoes of your prospect. 

I'm looking for some input and/or comments on what some of you extremely successful investors would do in my shoes.

., she's not a high-maintenance, heavy-spending, new-shoes-every-week kind of gal).

Relax, it's not going to be $300B, double that, add your shoe size and multiply times Pi.

This post was to see what some more established investors would do if they were in my shoes.

If I was me in your shoes...I would certainly be interested in this project as well, however, barring a major problem at inspection, I would think about the fact that the owner possibly claims low expenses due to deferred maintenance.

Doesn't matter if its houses or shoes.