As far as quitting my job, that's not an option, as I have to have steady income for now to support my family.

I am going to be a slow and steady guy after my bankruptcy/foreclosure (I was newly married, we just bought a house and then my wife at the time decided she wanted a divorce, I couldnt afford the house on my own, couldnt sell it in 2011, so it went back to the bank). 

I've always worked a day job too (although I would like that to change), and so I've been doing the slow and steady approach.  

They separated from the community that was dragging them down, got sober, and they have had steady employment for the last 4 years.

When It's fully rented I make sure it's over $100, but more like $150.Looking forward to seeing your progress.

Will post more pics and numbers as it progresses.  

If you can, keep us updated on the progress and the final result. 

What the interest rates will be in 5 years though is another story & no one really knows, however for the last 4 years the interest rates have stayed steady around the 3% mark. 

If they're steady buyers, I'll also bird dog deals, although I don't do formal wholesaling with a locked down property etc.

The real estate market is quite stable in the city due to pretty steady employment and a good amount of demand, from what I know, especially for multi-family properties.