I am currently looking for my first multi-unit investment home and would like to continue acquiring small multi-units to hold and generate cash flow : )

One of my mentors recommends I continue flipping for cash although cashflow is ultimately my end goal, which has me curious about syndication.

I think I'll hold onto the job I have now and let my stock and 401k grow and continue wholesaling on the side and work my way to a point in my life where I can start making bigger deals that are more profitable!

Darin Blomquist of RealtyTrac,“The housing market recovery continued to be driven by investors and other cash purchasers in November.

I own 6 properties and do not want to continue growing here.Thanks,Chase

We have found that while the cash flow proformas may be lower in these areas, we have a higher quality of tenant (lower vacancy), higher quality property (lower maintenance) and stronger neighborhood fundamentals (more liquidity and appreciation potential).All in all, this product appeals to the investor base that is looking for a more stable and quality investment than simply the highest rate of return.I hope this helps a little and look forward to the continuing the dialogue with this group.Best regards,Michael Finnhttp://www.meridianpacificproperties.com/

However, after this last incident I would rather eat the vacancy costs than continue to deal with him.

Planning on purchasing my first owner-occupied 2-3 flat in Chicago, IL this year with plans to continue purchasing buildings year upon year, to grow a small Chicago realestate empire.Thanks,Paul

Here's a list of some good books that you might benefit from as you continue to educate yourself and get going:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/14/best-real-estate-books/

I plan to continue building my single family portfolio and evolve into multi-family.This site looks like a great website to connect and learn more about the one thing that is always on my mind...