Wait 2 years, repeat 4 - 9.During all this, over 10 years, you accumulate 5 or so properties (or more if you can buy cheap, way below market), you get rewards of appreciation (hopefully/most likely) and depreciation (rentals), and of course, increase cash flow.

Accumulate as much good debt as you possible can.

These notes allow us to add strength to our financial statements while earning much better returns than cash accounts, making them valuable tools for further acquisitions and pyramiding the growth of a tax-sheltered wealth accumulation base.

I am mostly wanting to priortize on accumulating solid, income producing properties but would not say no to other 'quicker $$' opportunties. nightowl/manuto23, can u PM me your email addresses?

Are you in accumulation phase, where you haven't reached your RE goals around cashflow, amount of RE owned,...Or are you in the I'm happy with what I've got: I've met my cashflow goals,...in which case you might be more into paying down debt.At least that would be my thought process...

ex=1323147600&en=c9ccf76d283034ab&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rssI need to accumulate 22,000 apartments.

As Bloomberg notes, the new landlords are transforming the way Americans live and accumulate wealth.

...I can save/accumulate $15,000- $20,000 per year to acquire properties....realistically, how many properties for buy and hold can I acquire per year at this rate?...

Once I figure out total ROI, when it adds in equity accumulation then it'd really push that % up.

With this, you get 13 months of rent revenue for every 12 months of expenses Your tenants have an easier and less painful experience coming up with 2 weeks of rent at a time instead of saving for the first of the month and letting that rent payment cash burn a hole in their pockets (or accumulate during the month and going towards another bill)If they don't come up with a 2 week payment, they might only get a half of a month behind instead of a full month.