Yeah, you might say the government is horrible, and the government will take over your properties, but I can not convience you here, just go over there to take a look.

I am sure their rate is horrible.

I'm wanting to make the jump to commercial multifamily and just wondering if this is a great time, a horrible time, or somewhere in between.I've got two primary problems right now: lack of good local opportunities and lack of liquid cash.I live in San Francisco, so investing in the immediate area is out of the question.

So then for those of us just starting out with no cash & HORRIBLE personal credit, what do y'all suggest??

People who aren't in (or learning about) this field give horrible advice (especially parents!).

that leads them into such horrible situations.

that's horrible.

The only tile that is cracked is the tile in the bathrooms (not horrible).

Plus, it looks simply horrible on a business card.Finally, I talked her into using a simple name that anyone could remember and anyone could spell.

All Cash Its true 30 percent is a horrible number but think of it this way the people that are here are renting.