Putting you into a cycle where we are ideally picking up 1 good performing Quad-plex every 18'ish months, until we hit the pre-determined net free cash flow rate wanted to make you financially free (match working income).

The seller predetermines before listing how much commission they are paying an agent bringing in the buyer.

It's grabbing a few data points and building a pre-determined narrative with selective data.

I think a lot of people look at the topic from a fixed/predetermined mindset.

Without any sort of pre-determined agenda, I think there’s more people that has walked away from their houses and let it go to foreclosure.

The more it sells for the more they make.The only person involved in the transaction of any property that requires a loan that isn’t a salesman and their payment isn’t contingent on a pre-determined outcome is an appraiser.That’s why appraisers are blamed for everything when a salesman doesn’t make a sale.

People need to stop for a reality check; when loan is pushed it’ll have a predetermined  estimated amount of loan.  

Section 8 here has a predetermined rent amount (max allowance) for each property depending on if it is a house, apartment, townhouse, etc and what utilities the landlord pays versus the tenant.

Leases are usually flat (no increases) and for a period of 5 years, with two 5-year options to renew at a predetermined amount. 

Crank it hard the first few years to get cash-flow coming in as soon as you can and don't be afraid to take carefully calculated risks with a pre-determined Plan B and exit strategy.