Another strategy to consider would be furnished medium term (30+ days) which is what we ended up doing with our last primary.

My longterm (20+ years) goals are to become a multimillionaire international real estate investor.My short term (1-2 years) goals are to wholesale, wholesale, and wholesaleMy medium length goals (3-5) are to invest in SFR's, duplexes, triplexes, and 4-plexes with the intention of 1031'ing them into apartment complexesAround the 6-9 year range I plan on having a pretty robust portfolio including some long term SFR's that were too good to sell, along with some apartment complexes.By this point I should have sufficient enough knowledge/experience/capital to seriously see myself moving closer to my ultimate goal of becoming a multimillionaire with properties all around the world.

They still work as long as you throw them on a regular basis.I do believe using other mediums like online/social media are a better use of your time.

The rehab quote we have received from our original contractor was about $35k per unit to renovate with low-medium grade touches.

Soft to medium grays for wall paint colors look very soothing and contemporary; and wood (like) blinds will offer you the best ROI. 

I am looking primarily for max cash flow rather than short to medium term appreciation.

small/medium multifamily properties to generate passive income.My next step is to join a local REIA either in the city and/or in the suburbs.Thanks,Yong

Then I would suggest you place a single 468 width adsense ad under the first post of each thread.http://www.ponywear.com/misc/bp_layout1.jpgIMO this will result in a more effective right column navigation setup and relevant ads would be scanned by readers on each thread view; hopefully resulting in a higher CTR.

So this is my first post on here guys. I got a reference from some guy over on ATS and thought I'd check it out. Looks like a wealth of great, non-BS, info. Awesome.

Anyway, I'm 23 and an aspiring landlord. I know i...

Whatever you medium you choose to use the key is consistency.