Well, there is a big difference in having an escape clause and believing that purchase agreements are generally non binding on a buyer......my distinction was to make sure You knew the difference, which you do.  

We used an FHA 3.5% down and luckily all of the units were vacant so we moved right in and started renovating.The pros are obvious: leveraging your mortgage and offsetting the largest expense (housing) creates an enormous amount of savings rate.

I lived in 3 different neighborhoods, purchasing my first investment property in one and now permanently residing in another on the other side of town.Like others have mentioned (and in my own opinion), SLC and Provo will feel distinctly different and be unique in their own ways.

NWREIA is the largest REIA group in the Northwest outside of the Seattle area.

A very low multiple for one of the largest metro areas in the country.

They're similar concepts with one main distinction: in a Wrap the deed transfers to the seller and in CFD the deed stays in your name.

But here’s a clear distinction: your goals need plans.

Facebook is by far my largest source of traffic and has booked every property I have. 

Drew, the largest employer in Detroit is actually Rocket Companies (aka QuickenLoans) and Healthcare is a huge employer as well.Lots of people seem to think Detroit is overly reliant on the automotive space, but that hasn't been the case for at least a decade.

@Frank Hernandez   land in the path of progress is a very long time play.I have one that I bought in 1992 and it just got brought into the city a year ago.. but its still going through the development process probably another 2 years. and as long as the economy holds.. lucky for me the Indians built the largest casino in Northern CA. right across the street from me and brought in all the streets sewer water power etc. paid for the stop lights at the new intersections they built etc etc..