Besides always being fascinated by music, I was lucky enough to grow up in an environment that encouraged the entrepreneurial mindset and was gifted Rich Dad books, as well as played their 'Cashflow' game in my teens. 

Yes, you want to live in a nice home, yes you have a wife who likewise wants that nice home to live in and children to raise in a good environment...but now you have no money.

Leveraging with the least amount down (and even with PMI when applicable) is worth it 99.9% of the time in this current economy/interest rate environment. 

A pretender will think you’re talking about “normal” wholesaling in a retail shop/manufacturing environment.

Easy way to ease the transition of being a home owner and also getting experience with tenants as well.

I usually do look at:* Property location, business plan, environment.

In my opinion, that’s largely a function of property cash flows (assuming using those to pay it back), the interest rate environment (rising/falling), etc.  

My main focus has been to keep it sales free and a very relaxed environment so people feel comfortable. 

If you have a million in cash, use as little down payment as possible and leverage up with our current lower rate environment.

The ease of use / user interface I think one of the more valuable components - meaning: how quickly can you learn to use it and integrate it into your business?