He's literally playing games, watching movies, and complaining about boredom.

There are usually a number of factors that can play into when you should list your property; ie. location matters, as some states or cities have in recent years put in place laws which dictate that you must accept the first qualified tenant that you find, whereas in other states/cities you might have more flexibility.

Look forward to seeing yours play out.

While supply plays a part in this dynamic, in my opinion the increased exposure to vacancy will be at Class A properties in tertiary markets, not Class B/C assets.

Does cash out refinancing 70-75% play into the 1% rule?

I want to play this game for the long-term and not looking for short-term returns.My portfolio should benefit from appreciation, depreciation, tax-free cashing-out, leverage using low interest rates (from #1), cashflow to cover the expenses.Syndicate & CF seem to be ruled out since I can't control the asset, cannot leverage it when I want to and there's no collateral on my investment.What is a good way to start?

I played Division 1 Baseball at Ohio University - those were great times that taught me a lot, made me a bunch of connections, friendships... and even ended up with a degree in Geology.

In this case I would not mind putting a large down payment since you are playing the long game, and with risks growing everyday of a sell-off or bubble, you will be able to CYA in the worst scenario.

I have two realtors in my family so I can get information really quickly on properties, I worked on my family’s rentals for about 5 or so years, I’m pretty good with Microsoft office, I found a five unit apartment in a desirable area originally to wholesale but I want to acquire it after analyzing it a little more, and I’m just a hungry young man willing to work I used to play football on the college level so I’m looking to bring my work ethic developed over the years to real estate investing.

TV playing loudly at 4am bothers the 2nd floor resident right above him.