Everything corrected in the early 2000s when the bubble popped and on-paper wealth evaporated.Getting rich slowly teaches people the value of money.

I didn't do this so I popped around from flipping to small rentals to wholesaling to private lending and (now) to syndicating large apartment buildings.

Stain is more forgiving than paint on cabinetry I've found and the dark color will make the backsplash "pop."

I remodeled the property including new flooring, scraped off pop corn ceilings and new bathrooms.

I am not doing this deal to save on taxes, that was just something that popped into my mind when I was responding to you as another possible positive side to the deal.  

A 3 or 4 unit building will occasionally pop up in some of the charming historic districts around central Phoenix, but as @Stone Jin mentioned, they have tremendous competition and go quickly.  

@Vincent PopovskiThe standard Brian Buffini approach works really well:Week 1: Phone CallWeek 2: Snail Mail (newsletter)Week 3: Pop by giftWeek 4: EmailThrow in a few personal notes throughout the year and you're golden.

But I ventured away from the site and only popped in when I had a question and would look it up without signing in.Hopefully I will get my notifications now, but I will atleast remember to check back in to the site often to see whats going on.Anyway, I sent you a message on here.

A national credit tenant with corporate signature occupies half of the center and the other half is occupied by a mom & pop restaurant operator (been there for 15 yrs). 

Lot of new homes are popping up and this is also a college town.