Here is to the next 10 years!

But frankly, the only people who are losing now are the ones who are trying to time the market.So, I don't think it's just a weird sales tactic to say it’s a good time to buy, I think it's reflective of the fact that it IS technically always good to buy… as long as it’s a payment that YOU can reasonably expect to pay over the next few years.The reality is, it’s a good time when YOU are ready to take action!

Does any one have any clarification on the new law passed in South Carolina on wholesaling?

I've been using PropStream to pull comps, but lately, I’ve noticed the data feels a bit outdated.

However, for some reason the profit at sale seems to be skewed somehow or this is just a bad deal and I'm glad I signed up for bigger pockets.   

Yes, it would be a 100% LTV for them, but they're not concerned with that number, their interest lies more in the monthly payments that I will give them.If you were me, would you take a cut upfront as a fee (let's just say $5k), then keep the monthly cashflow as a reserve?

If you’re just starting out, I’d recommend to start small - look into single-family homes.

What are some of the most effective marketing strategies used by property managers of multifamily properties 30 units and up to attract tenants? 

Or is the realtor? 

Of course, this is just my opinion but I bet I'm not alone..If I'm an investor, I think the returns you're able to achieve in Costa Rica are higher than normal because you focus on these large properties and, as @Martin D. mentioned, prices in that country are too high and returns too low.