Specifically, I recall the first appearance our RE lord and savior Grant Cardone made on the BP podcast where he, Brandon and Josh engaged in a heated debate on episode 250 ~40 minute mark where Grant specifically says it's flat out stupid to buy a home.

Also keep in mind:- Expect a long timeline (often several months)- Approval is never guaranteed, even after seller acceptance- The bank will usually order their own valuation (BPO/appraisal)- You may have limited leverage if there are multiple offersIf you have any follow-up questions, feel free to reach out.

In the current cycle, I would lean toward A, the strong cash flow market.Through my co investing club, we evaluate and invest in opportunities across multiple states and asset classes, and the consistent theme right now is risk adjusted return.

It is common that figures can be misleading and/or misrepresent thorough underwriting, if you don't know multiple methods of landing on accuracy.

If it only works assuming multiple favorable variables, that’s a fragile foundation for a long-term hold.

Quote from @Christopher Stetler: Looking for honest perspectives from people managing multiple properties.Background: I'm a QuickBooks expert who owns commercial property and handles CRE tax returns.

The better deals tend to come from stacking multiple channels and staying consistent with outreach.On off-market tools:Paid platforms can work, but they’re rarely plug-and-play.

You will meet other like-minded individuals, I have met and stayed friends with multiple people via meetups. 

The number of tourists in the multiple locations on the NC side.

Doing this, you can actually define multiple micro-markets within that area, each will be separate because of different sq, ftgs.Now, you have pre-determined all the properties in that area.