Cash is his gunpowder, one of his most critical resources, it allows him to pull the trigger on a moments notice when he finds himself faced with the opportunities of a lifetime.

Having a good agent, contractor and property manager are critical in my opinion. 

Here's a link to a clearer version: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/88/topics/668502-multifamily-deal-analysis-criticize-thisI don't have the calc but to answer your question, I'm assuming $1200 rent per unit plus $500x2 beds in my unit.

I'd house hack, but be critical of how much time you spend waiting for the right deal.

So what are some of the critical thoughts real estate investors should be spending time on this month?

Having a “boots on ground” team that you can trust is so critical.

Investor alignment is critical, and if you try to tip the scales in your favor, you'll have a hard time raising capital from any sophisticated investor.

In this business, taking advantage of great opportunities is critical to an investor's success.

The critical consideration in these markets will be to find zip codes where the population is growing, because zip codes in which the population is declining will result in declining values over time and perhaps declining rents as well.I've always liked Albany as a market, though I have not invested there because there is very limited product in the larger multifamily space.  

I know that this is a great way to become exposed to more ideas and options.Advice / criticism / comments most appreciated!