Nevertheless, if I plan to hold for at least 10 years, general consensus is to hold it. 

To me it almost seems kinda like a wholesale deal but even if I end up holding the property for longer than I want it's no skin of my back because the property will be cash flowing.

Maybe that property will go to foreclosure and be available in a year or so when I'm more seasoned ;) I had somewhat of an "Ah ha" moment after realizing that I can possibly pursue two paths that are not mutually exclusive for the use of the capital I want to invest:   conventional loans for buy and hold investing, and at the same time utilize hard money lending to rehab distressed properties. 

My focus is to buy and hold student rentals and/or multifamily properties.

In my current role at my 9-5 job, I can't hold an active license but this will be good info for me to keep in the back of my mind for down the road.

Two of my properties hold approx. $75k each ($148k total) in equity.

Does anyone here buy and hold in Weatherford, TX?

Going to have an agent hold my hand on this after all.

Hey EveryoneLA Based Contractor and REI Investor (Buy and Hold).

My son is currently working in the area, so I am looking for a property to purchase for him while he is living there that I can keep as a buy and hold when he moves out.