It takes a lot of time to do cash but the overall rewards are much greater.

I think this is going to be a momentous occasion to learn going forward.While I do not fault this man AT ALL, I have seen numerous post over the past couple years where people did not run their business like a business.

When you can make a decision based off of numerous things from your own research then you will feel much better about your choice. 

Keep in mind that most people are not good at looking at risk to reward ratios 2 that some people don’t want cashflow they want net worth.

There are infinite numerical fractions between zero and any positive number.Yes, it's fine to be ambitious to double / triple / quadruple your ongoing returns to make you a "best investor", but, if you're already getting those returns from Other People's Money rather than your own money, then I repeat: those returns are already infinite!

Hi, we're Investors who have numerous Probate Estate Sales Wholetailing (Pre-Habbing) opportunities in the Baltimore/Washington, DC metro regions that require buying the property, cleaning it out ($3K or less of work) and putting it back on the market via the MLS to achieve superior ROI as opposed to completing a Cash Wholesale and or a Double Close transaction.

I don't know if anyone will say the actual process of landlording is enjoyable but it is very hard to beat the financial rewards associated with rental property ownership.

The first one is the hardest, most memorable and - in the long run - rewarding 😀

I've seen numerous articles stating that rent is down 20%-25%.

Yet could be more rewarding because it would be fun to do a proper live in flip on a bigger house.