Single digit low.2013-06-05 - 52013-06-06 - 82013-06-07 - 52013-06-10 - 12013-06-11 - 5Also, I found this video kinda interesting...http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/2431023704001/hedge-funds-dump-housing/

I believe that in this digital age, I can cherry pick the best markets in the nation and invest there, and I've read that many people are doing this successfully.

So you've just got to capture some equity on the front end, at lease 15%+, by buying from motivated sellers, buying distressed properties and rehabbing, etc.However, the guy with 4 houses owned in cash can also probably easily manage them, saving PM fees, whereas the guy with 4x to 5x as many leveraged houses either needs a PM (and will pay them 12-16%, including leasing fees) or will spend many many hours of their life dealing with all the houses.It's also a lot easier to find 4 great below-market deals than 16+.I also like the comment someone made that if they had sufficient capital to buy a portfolio of SFRs outright, they'd probably just be a private lender and capture double-digit returns on a much more time-leveraged basis with less risk and more stability in the income.

Well, I guess we did because most other people we knew were paying double digits in interest.

HML's typically charge 3-5 points, plus fees and mid double digit interest.

I carry a digital camera with me in my truck, and so do all of my service people.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures by Frank GallinelliI have a feeling you'll dig it.

When you hit the mark then many people move most of the real estate portfolio to safer returns in the high single digits instead of anything risky in the double digits.I like to maintain liquidity right now for my business and growth.

C) What is she sayin' with which most of us with three digit IQs don't agree, at least in principle?

This includes shooting, retouching, and digital deliverables.If you are good, I'm sure you can charge $200+.