You want to know this before you buy.Final tips: work with a realtor who has knowledge of subdivisions, and call the city planning commission to see if what you’re planning to do passes the smell test.

Your goals are great, just make sure you have specific steps in between. the problem is in my market people who buy duplex are low quality tenants and the demand for triplex and quads are low... tips? 

Here are the tips I can initially give you:1.

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The tipping point would be when the average American can't get basics like food, medicine, or shelter and is forced to choose between starvation and death or violence.  

They are not US citizens but most (or all) of them own businesses in their home country.Any tips/suggestions would be highly appreciated as I am not too familiar with this process but aside from refis, does anyone know of an alternative solution that they would be able to pull their money out and get a loan on with much reasonable rates to purchase one or more other investments?

Thank you for the tips!

. $1T is the tip of the iceberg as far as what is going to be spent.

Had someone at work give me a little tip "You can get the appliances, windows, and doors fixed but do you want to be paying on them for 30 years?"