keep posting and i'll try and answer your questions as best i can.you might even want to solicit advice from some of the more prominent posters, such as "Wheatie", to get more perspective on your affairs.

It seems like social networks have popped up overnight (at least from my perspective) and I am wondering if you guys have used them much to build your business.I am always looking for new technologies to help my business.

Hope my perspective helps.

I think your valuation of $300k might be too steep from an investors perspective.

From just the past couple of days I’ve been here, I’ve gained new and interesting perspectives from at least one topic each one of you have commented on.Cheers!

I will not be competing for any of the people already looking for homes in an area.I wish to bring in completely fresh prospects who will naturally look over other offerings in the area, once I have piqued their interest with an appealing property.If I accept one of those 'lease to own' plans,does that entitle me to try and resell the property?

The main reason why I created this post is to see the perspective of an investor.

I have a nephew fresh out of college two weeks ago and he wants to get his Real Estate License. 

Or higher interest rates which result in less income would also decrease demand for the property.)One other note is that while buyers will value 2-4 unit properties based on their income potential, from the bank's perspective 2-4 unit properties still have to be appraised using the sold comparables, while 5+ unit properties are valued using their income.

From my perspective the issue is because they're large variances on how people calculate cash flow and subsequently, how we talk about cash flow.