One every 2 years, which gives you the option to sell tax free (at least up to $250k in gains) after renting it out for 3 years or less, in nicer hoods with sweat equity and market appreciation potential (but maybe not as great cash flow, as long as it is positive), is a good pace and strategy in my opinion for a young hacker.

I like do at your own pace stuff because classrooms just slow me down.3)Again this question would have to be answered by what type of investing you are looking to do and how much protection you need for yourself.

There was a wealth ok knowledge between all the attendees and best of all there were no hidden agendas with someone trying to sell you something.

I love REO for it's fast pace and easy negotiating.

That's why I have been on a search to find a solution that will fix this problem at a faster pace rather than drag this on for years and years.

We have been toying with the idea of writing it into our actual lease language - that rents will be increased by ~X% annually with a 5yr table showing the increases - say ~2% looks like $1200, $1225, $1250, $1275, $1300 - however, we are worried that it will either outpace or under pace market rents.  

Here are some things I have dove into that have really helped me: Podcast: wholesale hotline, wholesaling inc, get creative with pace morbyBooks: Wealth without Cash - Pace Morby, How to Wholesale- Jamil Damji. 

Go at your own pace, and buy that first property.

I just wanted to share my experience with Subto with Pace Morby..

Hi, I heard Pace Morby on BP Podcast talk about wiping a person's DTI 100% after 1 year simply by using a servicing company.