Very true, i hear a good investor can find deals anywhere

Though it is true that you are technically an investor, as a landlord, your main business is serving other people’s needs.I did that for over three and a half years.

Since the school plays a big role in supporting the surrounding town’s economy, college towns are some of the most dependable spots for real estate investment.Know your audience.Though it is true that college students as tenants may be younger and less mature than your typical renter, don’t let this deter you.

If true, then the builder's co would need to check with the lender and see if they do investor loans. 

What I find to be true is at the end of the day, you aren’t selling a business you are selling real estate.

If you need the additional capital from a sale, go that route.And while it is true that a 4 plex is valued based on comps, what many people seem to forget is that a GRM valuation is a standard valuation technique on a residential appraisal.  

Either your property is a true 3 family, or an illegal one.

There is much more talk about BRRR and far less true numbers that show actual results.

The REALLY hard one in my experience is handyman and general contractors, those guys, especially if you want to pay a reasonable price are extremely hard to find, they come and go I've been through so many of them and the adage of "Price, Quality, Speed, pick only 2" really holds true here.

Is this true ?