Some parts of bigger deals can be more challenging, but really, the biggest difference is there's a lot more risk in a big deal just because the numbers are bigger.

This property here could end up being the start of a good investment approach and contribute to your financial freedom, or it could be the biggest investment setback in the next 10 years.

I'm actually 23, wasn't completely honest when I signed up.My biggest tip is to learn everything about business because everything revolves around business.

With the rising costs of heating fuel, gas, and electricity as well as increasing interest in energy-efficiency and green building in general, this has the potential for being your biggest resale points in coming years.

The biggest problem is getting the property turned over (cleaned, painted, etc) when one tenant leaves on the 30th and the next is moving in on the 1st.

I did it all myself then had my HVAC/Gas Lic guy check it out.However, don't buy the biggest log set/BTU's.

The biggest barrier to obtaining many NOO loans in the beginning of REI enterprise is the DTI barrier.

Thus, the biggest rick that needs managed I the one staring at you when you look in the mirror.

(I'm assuming his conviction was for something like getting in bar fight or something) Frankly, in my experience, the biggest thing for determining ability to pay is evictions.

Appreciation1.Stable-or-better outlook for the economy (this one is complicated)2.Low $/sqr ft (<$50 is ideal)3.Low cost of living in the city4.Larger lot in a neighborhood with larger lots5.Diversified economy6.Non-Extreme climate7.Property doesn’t have any significant negatives (high road noise, power lines, hills, odor, etc.)8.Housing market trends must make sense9.Decent or better city to live in.10.A decent sized city or larger (maybe one of the biggest 75 MSA in the US.