The investor is not expectedparticipate in the decision of what projects to be invested in but would rather prefer to leave that to you.

Sometimes people make emotional decisions.

You can always hire smart folks but the ultimate decision lies with the owner.

I think you need to make your decision based solely on what you 'want' to do.

Would you rather have five great cash flowing properties or twenty poor properties that cost you money every month?

Hi Christopher,Thanks for putting yourself out there and connecting to Bigger Pockets.Do not take forever to buy something and get stuck but do not make a hasty decision either.

Most fake it and do a poor job of estimating.

Making the right moves is a lot easier when you have the right education/knowledge behind your decisions.

Poor consideration can turn a good real estate investment opportunity into a bottomless money pit nightmare.For example, when I first began managing my own residential rental property in the 1960s, I asked Charlie for his advice.

It is not necessary for a contract to be supported by a monetary consideration.Su,Your decision should be easy.