But to be clear, I suggest having RE portfolio of assets in multiple countries, and multiple currencies, including the US and USD.  

But the class A market was struggling and seeing double digit vacancies. 

Start analyzing and buying and then see if you want to be in houses or units or commercial.I'm tipping a digital glass of wine to your success. 

With all of the money we are printing it seems pretty inevitable that we will see double digit interest rates in the next few years.

Name's Eddie [no "Ed, Edward, Edwardo," Eddie].I've actually been following the concepts of real estate investing since 2005, on and off.When I got out, I used by GI Bill for a digital design program at a tech school in Tampa, Florida.

Double digit cap rates are nice to see, but it sounds like I will really need to dig into some serious neighborhood analysis to know what I am dealing with out there.

I'm really good with digital marketing through SEO and Facebook.

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If owning rental property is part of your long-term strategy of creating passive wealth - and there are other vehicles, from inflation-eating CDs and treasury notes to all-out-financial warfare Third world financial currency - one of your biggest risks is having enough money to get you through the 5-30 years that you will be too old to make much/any money through your labor.

Couple hundred bucks a door monthly cash flow, double digit ROI, and yes the prices appreciate and you build equity.