I'm interested in eventually buying income-producing properties 2 units and up, and later in life owning larger apartment buildings.

To sum up: If you want to be featured, provide incredible content without shameless self promotion.Looks like your post simply wasn't chosen to be Featured...at least not yet (if at all).

In fact, other than utilizing excessive leverage, or having the plain incredibly bad luck (or lack of foresight) to have invested in a mining town where the mine subsequently closed down, “go broke” investing in real property is pretty hard to do.  

But Many of them have also done incredibly well - in the right side of the market cycle. 

Almost always a bad idea.Let's say you get a line of credit with a 7% interest rate and use it to buy a property that produces a 12% return.

He finally had me open the envelope in front of him and produce the check. 

Incredible job !!

It is imperative that you do not do so since there are so many grounds on which a human rights could conceivably be based it is important that you do not give any information that is not required since this might produce liability.

Hello BP family,We are real estate investors focusing on rehabbing, wholesaling, and buying/holding income producing properties in the Chicagoland area.

By law, they have to give it to you FREE.She told you what she told you because government employees are 1) incredibly lazy and 2) like to act with authority because they work for the government.