If you can leverage the internet and skype to contact both motivated sellers and buyers, what a nice "I can do it from anywhere niche."

I'm at a time in my life when I'm saving for all kinds of things (wedding, new car, investing) and feel much more comfortable with what is a reasonably steady income (I know no job is guaranteed) I am not a huge fan of leverage, or debt of any kind, which is why I'm putting away money like crazy.

Not everyone wants to be Donald Trump - some just want to make a couple extra thousand a month in retirement, and it's just a piece of their retirement planning diversification.And I think the risk also depends on leverage, not just occupancy rates.

I am a big believer in not recreating the wheel and leveraging the experience of others and the site allows me to leverage off of more people than I would have thought possible.Once again hello and thanks.

#6 above was too heavily leveraged when the downturn of 2008 hit.

The reason is the carrier could go out of business, merge, hop to a better tower, technology could render the tower obsolete, etc.

The financial technology sector will eventually produce a winner that will capture the Generation Y’ers.

If you're interested in letting someone else do the recordkeeping for you, analyze their technology and customer service.

Keep me posted.PS: I'm an IT guy, so I "love" using technology for just about anything!!!!!

With the amount I have to work with I could potentially end up with 2 buildings with many units in them.The main point of my ramble is I want to be talking ahead of times to lenders, and I do desire to leverage out my proceeds to the point that is reasonable and profitable and with 25 percent down that could be 3.6 to 4 million in purchases.