It is more important to not stretch too far financially for your first buy or two.

. $2100), I guess it may look favorable for a lender when trying to secure financing for your next property, but that's a stretch.  

I will say that you more or less have to keep up with air B&B to keep that property cash flowing.If you intended on living in it, I would say its probably a pretty decent start.Be a little careful on that stretch, some of it is pretty good, some of it is a little sketchy.Having owned a duplex pretty close to there, I would guess (without running the numbers), that the initial return would be just so/so. 

If you inherit an IRA, look in to Ed Slott and read about stretch IRAs to see if it makes sense for you.

The branches tend to stretch out over the roof.

After the first house I bought 4 more on a two block stretch. 

I am fairly new and am trying to really stretch my marketing/education budget - so what were the most impactful, bang for your buck experiences?

This is where all the carefully repressed disgust inside you for people who do things like not pay their bills on time, choose to rent instead of own because they can't be bothered with taking responsibility for their own housing, and live pretending that they don't have their neck stretched under someone else's jackboot should be allowed to bubble up and come to the fore.I bend over backwards for my tenants.

I know it’s possible to invest here in California but would you say I could stretch this amount of money farther in different locations?

I've closed $20MM in 6 months as an operator, and the nonsense is just that - nonsense.Having said this, I am seeing deals being shopped, and in my opinion, it is very much a stretch to assume that because a deal is shopped by an experienced syndicator it is good.There are two sides to this coin.