If I can get the second house to cash flow as a multifamily, it will substantially boost my cash reserves. 4.

The smaller cities those salaries will boost things too, buy in NYC or DC, yeah its nice to have it, its just not a game changer by any means.Also for what its worth, while I dont think it will be a big deal, I am likely to be directly involved with lobbying our local government to push for HQ2 to be here. 

Because they can create value adds such as club houses, golf courses, pools, entry gates, etc that boost the perceived value of each home significantly. 

Mostly it has been appreciation with a big boost from value adds that have allowed me to be confident of weathering a financial crisis similar to the GFC/GR.In my market, market appreciation has been a near constant positive impact on ROI and therefore is king. 

I think it is such a cute style of home for the price...shame on me I'm being influenced by its cuteness! 

This will influence what you invest in, probably something you have already done as a financial adviser.Best of luck Adam!

While it may not generate money it will boost views and is free advertising while the auction is up and coming.

There are buy/hold opportunities but I would invest in the city limits for these and avoid the areas the Turnkey 1% investors are working because you also have the Wall Street influence buying in these same areas.

This period of “infinite returns” really boosts the IRR on these deals, especially if you re-deploy that same capital in a second deal while you are still in the first deal.Once you have done your due diligence to find the right operators to invest with, this style of investing becomes truly passive.

They forego boosting their returns on equity for the peace of mind of not owing a cent to creditors.