I've had good deals and bad deals and have learned alot in between on how to work through problems and help my clients find solutions.

Though any of those places cash flow will be lower.Personally I think, condos in Seattle, or for that matter condos anywhere are bad investment.

Affordability of housing is a big problem for median income earners, with most of them being pushed to the suburbs and beyond to find quality affordable housing.

Agree with Frank PatinoI would consider using my investments to pay off bad debt- Plus if the property is building equity from paying down the loan and increasing in value by the time you do retire the account you have now should be a fat little piggy bank.

If an investor has no money to bring to a deal most likely it means either they are bad at investing or brand new . 

It not only helps me really learn the neighborhoods but you're going to find some houses that are in really bad shape (or vacant) while driving that you might not get from your list, depending on what criteria you use.

We analyze at least 2 homes a day using the flip calculate on here and we discuss if it's a good or bad deal.

oh my bad I need a real estate attorney to help me make contracts for wholesaling and one who knows Sell Side Only HUD.

I want to get into real estate bad.

Am I a bad guy for doing that?