I know that doing an FHA mortgage is quite popular on BP because it is a good way to get into real estate investing with as little money as possible.

I think Bergen and Hudson are trendy and growing neighborhoods but that goes along with height price per unit and pretty low cash on cash return. 

Owning stock certificates back then were popular just about any man owned Playboy stocks.

With the Braves moving out of Atlanta to Marietta it's been growing like kudzu around here. 

We are really looking forward to continue our learning in regards to landlording, real estate deals, and growing our portfolio.

I'd love to meet more like-minded people and grow with everyone!

Depending on how you currently manage and if you are growing the business you need to determine if getting a software system is right.

Obviously I will only do this if the cash flow is worth it.I want to see if anyone has used this strategy to further grow their property portfolio?

We got our first out of state investment, a tri-plex in Lakeland FL, last summer, and are starting to research other markets to hopefully continue growing our portfolio this spring. 

(The tax shield provided by real estate losses are maximized by growing your portfolio so that there are passive gains to be offset - at that point, contact @Yonah Weiss regarding cost segregation to maximize the tax write-offs.)