#4 I had more of a general economy in mind with the cost of goods and national inflation.

(Ignoring cap rate compression, and assuming rents are already at market levels, and that the seller's managing expenses well)On the flip side, getting a loan for a 100% occupied property from a bank is easier than a non-performing asset(considering that I'm a foreign national and getting financing is already hard enough), and there's an easier transition into the apartment world for someone who hasn't worked on that scale before.What are your opinions?

I've worked in real estate information for over 20 years -- dealing mostly with large corporations, but have recently been intrigued by the individual real estate investor market.

The catch is, I dont want to put the title of the property in my c-corp's name - I want it to remain under my personal name.Can I use the c-corp to do all the property management (i.e. it will be done by me as an employee of said corp), and if a tenant sues they would sue the c-corp? Or

Sorry to sound cynical, I typically don't like coming off that way, but I have been to the national guru "shows" and have been left wanting.Next time when a snack is offered, I will jump on it, too bad they ran out, I might have been able to hang in there otherwise, but I did not want to miss anything that was being said.

Once I realize that I wanted to go down the cash flow path, I rotated all of my money out of stocks and bonds into cash flow (mostly real estate but other things as well) and the cash flow eventually got me out of the corporate world in 2007 and I haven't looked back.

I'm sure they are right about the vacancy rates flattening out, but that's not the only factor to consider.I have two duplexes, looking to acquire about 3 more, but probably won't go beyond that unless I plan on dropping out of my corporate job.

I thought about adding Realty Corporation just to sound less brokerage like and more investment like.

Our first article came out yesterday -- The Top 5 Ways to Make More Money on Your Rental Properties.We've worked with numerous national partners to syndicate our content over the years, including Business Insider, The Motley Fool, Huffington Post, and we're very excited to be working with the staff at Money.Please check it out, share it, and be sure to keep your eyes peeled for more great BiggerPockets content on Money Magazine.

It is geographically situated on a piece of land that is not only coastal, but easily accessible to one of the largest cities in the nation.