You pick a price based on your research of rental values and then sit back and the demand or lack of demand will tell you.

For a 20 door apartment building I would expect slightly less cash flow per poor then say a single family rental.But for a single family vs duplex I’d expect the cash flow per door to be about the same

I have been going through the Ultimate Beginners Guide with the diligence of a student, so as soon as I finish reading through that I'll pick up the book and keep listening to the podcast.

How much money have you lost because of their poor scheduling and work ethics?

It’s evident the intern was still in the coop strutting around with the chickens .the poor fella couldn’t expand his context and as a result , missed his chance to soar with the eagles .. diamond encrusted eagles .

I've read Rich Dad Poor Dad and I'm working on Brandon Turner's book (The Book on Investing In Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down).   

I like the flexibility to where a typical cycle top to bottom is about 10 years so my clients can pick and choose when they want to sell or refi versus a 5 year might not be the right time to refi or sell.I am also NOT a fan of the 5+5 five year loans from banks UNLESS they will give a ceiling for years 6 to 10.

Which I wouldn't normally have a bone to pick with. 

(The condos we were rehabbing were for buy and hold and we picked these up for $15k-$50k.

Like many people, I started with Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad Poor Dad."