I think people nowadays just have to be a little more proactive or aggressive maybe and go find those distressed sellers that are looking to sell quickly which ultimately means you getting a discounted property.

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Success is a process, failure is a choice

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Your personal career choice and the business of being a landlord will be in direct conflict.

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You are bringing up a point that will ultimately be true.

So since it was less than 50% of our total joint assets it was an easy choice for me to just keep that as 'part of my half'.One interesting side note; do your own homework in ADDITION to seeking professional help.

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In other words, at which point during a typical apartment complex purchase would the wholesaler pass it off to the ultimate end-buyer?