Another thing to keep in mind, real estate is about gradual and continuous cash flow.

So obviously when you buy three at a time there's no opportunity to take advantage of this gradual learning process from one property to the next.When I think about later on, I've got no problem with the idea of buying 3 properties at once if the deal is right - but AFTER I've learned the ropes a bit and know what I'm doing.

I guess it's a matter of taking a big hit up front, or gradually over it's life as a rental.

Fields like medical bill coding (or IT, back in the '90s) are touted as the next big thing, people spend money on schooling, and then the jobs are gradually outsourced or filled with H1Bs instead.

I think that the turn of the year will recalibrate where we are in people's minds and as they get back to work they will spend more and we will gradually dig our way out of things.

In light of the recent and severe budget cuts to the Education Field in addition to the gradual decimation of school and public libraries, I am requesting a rent reduction of 5% as of July 1, 2010.

Have rents been gradually increased and what effect has this had on vacancies.

More often, there is gradual changeover from reasonable HOA management to little dictators who have too much time and want too much control over their neighbors.

Even gradual increases in usage warrant an inspection to see if you have a pipe leak.Second - go to Walmart and get the $3.50 "Navy" shower heads.

I was thinking of working with the homes and current lot rent, about $1500 month and then gradually renting the other 30 or so spaces.