Truth is you will most likely need capital to cover up fees, closing costs, and a few months of expenses at the bare minimum. 

I'm all ears if someone can show me at least 6% cash flow, starting in the first year, in a B class or better property, in a quality area.I've seen people around me do better than 6% in the first year, and I've seen people buy quality properties and quality areas- I just haven't seen a single person do both things at the same time in the last 5 years. edit: (I've seen someone lieing, until I got into her numbers and saw the truth myself :) )

If you are a beginner investor like me get a good contractor on your team and don't talk them out of telling you the truth on a property you think is perfect.

Then, there is a page tab for a chart that does some extended projections for apartment buildings.The real truth is; I did not particularly like many of the calculations in Mr.

Although my husband says that we exclusively  buy units where I would want to live myself, so probably there is some truth to "the cool place in the cool area".

Truth be told, you NEED to understand what makes your partner tick.

This is called being treated to the truth 

I think there is some truth to it, but also you have changed - you know more now, so things get repetitive and less interesting.Subjectivly I feel real estate investing has become more mainstream compared to 2010-2015.

I have never been shy about telling the truth.

The truth is that most wealthy people are actually very generous.