It's all a numbers game, and the most successful investors invest in the markets where they get the best returns!

This is a numbers game and we can often find reasons to ignore numbers.

You need to look at the end game, not who pushed whom in the locker room. 

There is so much cheap money floating around now that I suspect the game is no longer just about cash flow but about sheltering good debt.Any available real estate is likely one of the best shelters of cheap money.Since cash will almost never be this cheap again,it's common sense that hiding as much of this as possible today even in a marginal deal is a no brainer since the same cash may cost triple the interest rate within the next decade.It beats burying it in the front yard.And neither Gold nor crypto cash flows.Happy plunging inventory !

If you read through all their fine print, you can even figure out what their end game is.After you apply (and provide all your personal info and SSN by the way), they’re going to charge you a 1% fee for “loan processing before the loan can be set aside for disbursement to borrower” (yes I know that’s a little hard to understand but that’s how they typed it).Bottom line, they’re going to try to get money from you up front, but you’ll never get a loan from them.Tips for Avoiding a Scam on BiggerPockets

The margins are slim and it is all a volume game.

Also, I was thinking, later down the line, it would be interesting to pick up a few properties in Cherry Hill to play the appreciation game.

Buy Vacant Property Lists and market to sellers directly yourself - This will cost you some investment upfront and consistency is the rule of the game.6.

Sounds like my plan to play the long game and keep things as they are is the right path for me.

Real estate is definitely a long game, but once you build up momentum you'd be surprised at how fast things go.