Schneur Holzman I agree that you should define your objectives.

Have your agent set up automatic email alerts of properties that fit your pre-defined criteria. 

In other words, keep buying properties, but sell some off, maybe to some investors right here on BP - lots of people looking for out of state cash flowing properties, and use the profits to de-finance your portfolio. 

Long long days, lots of cold calling and lots of grunt work (as a jr member of a team) but generally those who stick with it find success (however you define it) after three.If your serious about pursuing a career in commercial brokerage you first need to decide which product type (office, industrial, retail, capital markets).

This way it will be a good debtOrYou can leverage 401k , buy a property and take equity out of it, pay back your 401, take REI benefits ( cash flow, appreciation and tax benefits) The only advantage borrowing from 401k is the ease of getting money.What I suggest is to start with a longer term goals ( what you want when you retire) and work backwards to define your strategy.

It will make you better at defining your goals and how the money will work.If you have any questions or want to know how I can help you with your investing needs, please reach out!

If they fail to meet other, well defined, in advance, that you can document, reasons (low credit score, bad past landlord references, etc.) then you can reject them.

The question is coming as I am planning to set up a Corp and planning to start branding my product, which in this case happens to be a fully rehabbed house.Some google searches are defining Developers as the one who defines a big area or land into lots , runs the utilities and sewer system.

This is not the case if it "sits" in the property.While you obviously want to have a decent equity-cushion (@David Faulkner's point #1) the only way that I can think of to protect any equity that exceeds this "cushion" (in my opinion the percentage is to be defined by each investor individually based on their situation) is to pull it out and invest in something that creates value.This can be another (cash flowing) property.

There are so many factors at play here that must be satisfied to define the answer to your question, that it would be impossible to answer.