Then focus on whichever strategy (or combination of strategies) gets you to those goals faster.If you're asking what I'd do, I'd focus on a combination of flipping (to generate short term profits) and buy-and-hold (to generate longer-term cash flow).

Drive everyday already and I have a cellphone.

The attendees are just wanting to get it done, adn are on the cell phones, texting, checking e-mail, doodling, doing nails...and the instructors are just giving the answers that will be on the test.Obviously this is painting it all with a broad stroke, but I think you get my point.

(Yes, you can call me a multi-tasker, been called worse.)I also just realized that a possible record was just set today, my cell phone never rang once!

Whichever method you start finding the most on and opportunities start presenting themselves to you, that's probably your method.Side note, remember that there are numerous behind-the-scenes financial benefits to rental properties that you won't see with the other methods.

Passion is best relegated to your hobbies if its not a lucrative passion.As for the tomatoes, like whichever ones you like, but if you start saying one of the best books ever written said you should eat them green and covered in arsenic and anyone who eats a red-one is a stupid sheep, I'm going to call you on it and beg you to not recommend that book.

I'm sure they pay their or the seller's "top dollar" (which ever is lower) for every deal they close.

Get the deal before it hits MLS or the steps to REO. 2014 will be alot of out bound marketing and taking alot of cell phone calls looking for deals.

Lots of missing phone numbers, and in the cell phone age harder to sleuth to an owner phone number from county data.

Whichever is more cost-efficient?