I see it as a trade off, cheaper purchase price but a more limited buyer pool in the future, thus probably cheaper price. 

comparitively speaking, I wouldn't have sold the extra car for 9K , I would've traded it for an old all-purpose pick up truck, as a rental property owner there's no telling how many times it would come in use, you could easily park it on one of the properties...Congratulations on taking the plunge!

For example, if similar properties are trading at a 6% cap rate right now, you might forecast your sale at a 7% cap rate in 10 years or some other number depending on your cap rate philosophy. 

By the time you realized it, you have mastered all trades of real estate.

I generally thought that these things were trade secrets to be held and protected by seasoned RE professionals and never to be shared.

My grandpa traded it a long time ago and died before he did anything with it and my grandma is not into taking any risk at all and has it on the market down there (we live in central ohio) so I can't be very active in that area so I'm using the Bigger pockets site.

The HOA Manager licensing law goes into effect July 1.Expect little reform for HOA home owners.Property managers (PM) will be greeted with new fees, higher operating costs, and costly licensing requirements.This Law illustrates what happens when the industry trade group for PMs (Community Association Institute (CAI)) writes the law and uses it to promote its’ financial interests. 

The larger brokerages that teach agents how to think, attract business, how to network and solve problems have the best record.I think what we have in RE education is where most wearing the teacher's hat don't understand laws, ethics, technical aspects of RE or consequences of actions, they are product oriented, the pitch, the deal, the step by step system.

I am a draftsman by trade and I have autocad.

I'm sure I'm not seeing something here, but I can't think of the negative consequences of goofy names right now.