I currently own six doors, a mix of SFR, duplex and condo.I work a full-time job outside of my real estate investments.I have been following a buy and hold strategy up to this point.

I am a "buy-and-hold" investor, and I have only used one realtor to help with my properties. I am loyal to the agent, and she understands my wants and needs for a new property, but would it be a better strategy to ...

You think it's funny that you're misrepresenting the value of your products to your customers and claiming that it's because you got your terminology mixed up?

I've been eyeing a multi in Philadelphia for a while, it was under contract, buyer lost financing and its back on.Planning to attempt some mix of seller financing and my own creative efforts for downpayment, rehab funds.The question is, it was being used as a single for a while.

It all depends on the comfort level you get from dealing with them as to whether or not you use their numbers or input your own assumptions (or use a mix) or use the 50% rule I read @Ali Boone 's article a year ago and I thought it was a very good representation or why so many good investors make the decisions they make.

You are awesome little buddy John Elmenhe You are going to get a lot of mixed reviews about going to college.

That's something I've been thinking about a lot if it was worth it to get my real estate license first, I've had a lot of mixed reviews some saying it means nothing and others saying how powerful of a tool it is so thank you for your side of it

When you mix them together you make a tough job (finding good rentals) even tougher.

Don't hesitate to ask questions and also don't hesitate to add a comment or two to the mix.

Hey All,I got passed along a Commercial Mixed Use Property from my realtor, and am looking at wrapping the property up and getting it under contract.