Real estate is one of several things that I am involved in, but I’ve been out of the rat race for many years. 8)

A good deal of my work is involved in the preparation of title commitments, to finding and implementing the curative processes of any "hiccups" found on title, to inlcude liens, judgments, notice of commencements, and deed preparations, etc...

I am from Long Island and within the next year I plan on really getting involved with Real Estate.

I do realize 15% is not sustainable unless inflation goes mad, but it's always good to have the opinion of more experience investors.I also realize how difficult this question is to answer, with all the variables involved.

We only get involved with a serious infestation.

It allows me to compete against higher offers that involve financing because I can close quickly.

One closing takes place with Buyer B purchasing with Buyer C's money.The reason that title companies won't insure such a transaction is that they know there isn't full disclosure to the short selling lender (Seller A) OR the end buyer (Buyer C) and they don't want to be involved with that.

Do some reading here, especially in the "rental property and landlord forum" and you'll get an eye-opening education.But wait, there's more.

Well at the moment i believe i want to start out with a strategy that doesn't involve a lot of money because that is something i am lacking.

I am just curious because all the attention seems to be on SFH when (in my eyes) it seems like multi family would be easiest.