Then I wouldn't have enough money for a while to do any rehabs.2) Look for a rehab property that I would finance, spending about $70K in cash for downpayment, closing, and then spend about $30K in cash for rehab and to get it ready for flipping, hopefully getting $30K profit and my $100K back.Wow, the more I think about it -- the more the buy-and-hold doesn't seem as attractive.  3.6% CoC return seems so low.  

The hardest part is making the first million.

Attract tenants that aren't ideal? 

I have been trying to buy over a million dollar home in a nice neighborhood in Glencoe for months now.  

Definitely try to get creative with the owner and maybe you can work out some terms which makes it more attractive for you.

We're #1 on this list:http://www.marketwatch.com/story/5-least-affordabl...and we're in between #5 and #8 on this list:http://www.realtor.com/news/trends/top-10-markets-with-million-dollar-homes/With the small site, the question remains, what is the smallest feasible size for an apartment building?

When the Millennials do settle down, get married, have a couple of kids — at a later age than previous generations — we know single family with good schools looks a lot more attractive.

Natasha is also a member of the "Multi-Million" dollar club and has earned numerous awards as, both, a listing and sales leader.

I learned about Bigger Pockets because of a forum from Brandon Turner’s “How to make million dollars from real estate”.

I have seen a noticeable reduction in competition to purchase large Multifamily properties (over $10 million) but there is still a fair amount of interest in most properties.