In addition, I see the economic "recovery" as a large-scale transfer of leverage from private individuals to the government and about equally unlikely to succeed in the long run.Unless you are buying properties at a significant discount to construction costs in areas that will continue to grow despite the recession, you can't be sure of the appreciation.

As someone who presumably wants the job of President one day, reinforcing the image defined by McCain's campaign after the last election (not good) and large-scale self-deprecation (using the word "rogue" to describe oneself) doesn't seem like the way to go.

Place each investor with scaling lien positions, in other words, investor one who put up the most money gets a first lien on the deed of trus, second investor gets second position lien, third investor gets third and so on.

Similar at a smaller scale.

Most large scale commercial buildings are done as flat roofs just proves that if done correctly they will last many many years.

I have recently started an LLC with a partner and we laid out many goals, from small scale organizational things, to monetary goals.

If I'm good at the 'property manager' screening process, would that reduce my chances of having a bad 'tenant screening' result.I'm hoping I can start with a 4 or 8-plex for reasons I've learned here at BP viz. economies of scale.

But the only advise I have is to be careful with finishing's you use even though it is in an up scale area, do not over do it with the luxury features.

Using a handyman depends on what scale of work you're talking about, and how comfortable you are knowing that it probably wasn't done "Just right" but more like "Just good enough to maybe not start a fire/flood the house"HVAC runs on refrigerant.

I am looking for long term, like to scale my business in multiple in future.