Hi Flavia, Research the local market trends, economic indicators, job growth, and development plans in the area to gauge its long-term potential.

After investigating more, the terms on that listing was an all cash purchase.

Working with a hand saw is a lot safer..I am financing 3 larger deals at 7.45% now with a 20 year amortization and a 3,2,1 pre-payment penalty, which is important, because we are going to pay down the principal a little faster and probably will refinance in a couple of years, depending on what rates we see.You have to look at interest rates in the context of inflation, rents and home price appreciation.

I agree that I will need a portfolio of 10+ and that is my goal in the long term.

Obviously numbers always matter but it's always important to factor other things in i.e. performance of the property long term w/tenants. 

Of course the above 2 points can vary deal by deal based on the deal terms, but 99.99% of cases align with the above. 

So what you’re claiming is that Ohio Cashflow creates “false scarcity” because we send generic pre-scheduled marketing emails with properties sold months ago just to showcase examples of what we can offer?

- as far flip and flop is concern or hold and rent ( short term, vacation rental ) ??

I'm putting solar panels on a new 4 plex build so I can pay all utilities under a single payment and make life easier for everybody as it is a medium term to short term rental.

"Creative" is a very generic term.