But it sounds like it over emphasizes appreciation over cash flow when both are important.Another thing that positive cash flow lets you do is immediately go out and look for another property to buy because your not using your salary from your day job to cover the negative cash flow on the other property.

I'd advertise it now anyway, obviously emphasizing the ability for "custom" choices by he buyer, and just proceed with all the basics anyway, and see if a buyer steps up.

He emphasizes the importance of doing and doing with consistency AND then tweaking the system instead of getting caught up with what size paper and font to use.

I think one of the other offers may have been higher but I had a portfolio loan and I emphasized I would not ask for repairs and my lender has never asked for repairs on any of my properties.

I can't emphasize Andy M. enough.

That's a loss of at least $1179.15 a month, not including taxes,insurance, vacancy, maintenance, etc.This property doesn't make sense as a rental.I've recently written a blog post emphasizing that real estate isn't something you should go into casually and that real estate gurus (people arguing you should do 0% down) are not acting in your best interest.It might be worth a read: http://peartreeproperty.com/real-estate-gurus-are-full-of-it/

If I emphasize "you can leave whenever you want, just give me 30 days notice", such problems are reduced.

I emphasize the floor joist because it annoyed me.

When a new tenant moves in, I go over the lease and payment procedures with them and emphasize that my husband and I have to pay the mortgage every month with that rent, plus the maintenance fees, taxes, repairs, and insurance.

Finding a good wholesaler may help but I emphasize the word "good", many of them tend to leave little room for the investor...no offense to any wholesalers in the discussion.