Some teams are edging closer and closer to the same Wall Street methods/ideals that some are seeking to avoid."

Would be ideal to find a CFO who understands wholesaling already, as my business model is highly transactional like that one.

The reason I am wanting to be in real estate is to be able to retire from the company ideally once I've hit my 25 years, to live financially comfortable within my means and to leave something for my family when I am gone. 

My fiance and I are getting our pre-approval and will be looking for a multiplex (ideally 4 plex) in the Tacoma area this year.

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This is combined with money coming in over time (over the term) of the contract and ideally, it covers more than anything they pay out monthly if they have a loan. 

Well like they say, different strokes for different folks.

Like Dustin said up to you but ideally you don't have much to worry about.

For example: "Two Story Single Family Colonial Homes with at least 2100 sq. ft. within a 3 mile radius of the interstate without an HOA with less than $15,000 renovation that $450 cash-flows/month which I can purchase for less than $350,000 in the zip code 22407".Is $420/mth below or over your baseline/worth it/ideal cash-flow per door for your criteria?

What type of property, what's your end game ideally?