Let your cash flow accumulate, then buy another property.

Not yet convinced that pouring my time and energy into RE will yield appreciably better results than pouring it into the businesses I already own.Been spending lots of time doing math about it all, and the business continues to win out with cash flow, profitability, and wealth accumulation compared to time and energy expended on RE investment.I'm still very interested in the idea, but I need to be convinced before I go down the road.

not even the couple dozen entry locks you've accumulated over the years......

I look to benefit from the wisdom of all the accumulated experience here.

Seven Unit Limitation HUD regulations and policies state that an investor should not be allowed to rapidly accumulate FHA insured properties that clearly and collectively constitute a multifamily project.

From my properties and when I am looking at properties to buy it seems to me that once people hit the 3 year mark they tend to be a more permanent type tenant because they start accumulating so much stuff that it makes moving painful just to save $15 per month.

In the mean time you've accumulated almost $40,000 in negative cash flow.Even banks will deduct 25% of the rent, then subtract out the PITI when qualifying you for a loan.

I thought I wanted to do flips but it really sounds like accumulating apartment buildings is a true wealth building machine.Any insight would be appreciated.BTW....David Lindahl has some excellent books.

The speculator typically has little or no control over the outcome of his bet.An investment is an attempt at long-term accumulation of wealth.

Accumulation is expected to be anywhere from 6†to over a foot in some areas with higher elevation.