Given my limited experience I want to ride both Keep investing in Cashflow and keep buying (when numbers make sense ) here locally. so diversify over time diversify location as well. again I am doing it because I live here if I move to place where cashflow is high I might just invest there locallyOriginally posted by @Wilson Cheung:It seems like many podcast hosts (including Josh and Brandon on the BP podcast) promote investing for cash flow instead of investing for appreciation.  

Try to figure out how you can provide value beyond that of a service provider for them and see if you can apprentice on some projects in some fashion.  

I'm from Montclair, NJ a 10 minute ride from Newark and I have a decent eye on what is happening.

They have invested a lot of money to get this to a point where it is a no brainier for even a software engineer to just jump on the wagon and have a smooth ride to success. - They have high integrity!!

Cooler spots like Flagstaff are a two-hour ride from Metro Phoenix, for example.)While low season is never going to bring the revenue you generate in other months, adding a mid-term rental strategy can maximize low season earning potential, save you time and money and gain you very valuable peace of mind.

In short I had a lot of limited beliefs and a very tall very thick wall around me.I investigated Gino through emails, post like yours and even taking a ride up to his restaurant about an hour north of the city.

We were really taken for a ride by one CPA who basically billed himself this way and our taxes were no better by him then then other while he cost thousands.

There's not way to "cheat the system" when it comes to maintenance and capex.Also, you may think that because your condo association pays for some of this stuff, you're getting a free ride.  

I am willing to ride it another week to see if they give me any money but if not I will file for eviction.How would you handle this, this has been 1 of my worse experiences as a landlord in 4 years and not really sure how to handle this.....

It's a long term strategy in RE, rather short term windows in the securities market.You can buy stock and let it ride and see where you are 20 years later, not a good idea, but you can.