I also like books like think and grow rich.

I buy additional units only within that radius, and I don't buy properties that are going to require intensive management by their nature, such as rooming houses.I have a maintenance man and a good contractor, and a network of tradespeople for other issues.

This is the political nature of things.

Right now I plan on growing my business with subject to, lease options, & seller financing deals.

The upside of the property management salary is that I already have the financing and capital lined up to continue growing over the next 18 months even if i quit the day job.

Bring in 1+ people who specilalize in mold remediation BEFORE you make a final committment to building - you should be able to get an estimate and an idea of the mild/serious nature of it.

As far as penalty clauses, I wouldnt work with anyone threatening me right from the start, jobs have unforseen issues, nobody knows whats behind the walls or what other scab work is hiding waiting for us to find it, just the nature of the beast.

It also takes out the subjective nature of the sort.

Sounds great, since the house won't grow to its worth for a long time.

What types of real estate will be growing popular in coming years and why?