It seems like with the fix and flip mentality investors would be more willing to throw money there due to the (hopefully) quick turn around.

If you have other debt or savings goals, such as saving for a down payment on another property, it may be more beneficial to prioritize those first before making extra payments towards your mortgage.

Everyone has different return metrics that they prioritize, so we focus on providing folks with all the data they need to calculate their preferred figure, while also providing the figure we think best reflects the true value of a long-term Spartan investment.

I’ve made and lost more money than I want to remember (ugh), been in the rat race and got caught up in the “Gotta Have More” mentality and lifestyle.

Here's what worked for me:a) Getting over the emotional/ mental hurdle of being an out-of-state investor.

A syndication investment would not be suitable for someone who prioritizes liquidity.

Either way, there needs to some trust and relationship established prior. It

While conventional wisdom may lean towards prioritizing cash flow, recent data shows that there's a strong case for focusing on appreciation in our local market. 

That's a haggler's mentality where no matter what the asking, you also offer less since you don't want to pay "full price" even if its already been discounted.You need to run these numbers and figure out what is worth it you according your goals and strategy. 

In my mind I see the property as the last piece of the puzzle, I'd like to secure an Agent, PM and handy man and/or contractor before picking up some property, for me mentally it just makes sense to have these in place with the understanding it all may not work out that way.