All of them between at a .70 and .75 multiplier of ARV.. 

You can find deals with the 1% rent multiplier.

What anyone is capable of can be massively multiplied by having people to help them along the way.

That money will multiply and allow you to buy something big later on.

My suggestion is to use that saved money and then try to create another funnel where eventually the investments will keep multiplying on top of themselves.  

Over time, it's a multiplier factor vs all-cash, depending on how much time. 

This is a fun one.Aside from “invest in Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, or Akron”, here are some ideas:First map out annual savings potential and multiply by the next 13 years.

Then multiply it by 1.2 (more or less) as a buffer.Strategy One: Buy a fixed annuity with 2% inflation.

Besides real estate, I enjoy learning ways to grow and multiply my money and really look into diversifying my portfolio.Recently, I felt in love with tennis!

Multiply the out of pocket by the ten deals he's going to do the first month he needs about $210k to get started so I suspect he's not planning to bring the mortgage current, but I might be wrong.In my claims work I've known many agents who closed outside the box transactions, it's not because all the others weren't smart enough close them, it's because the ones who didn't, didn't want to run the risk of losing their license or winding up in prison.Some of the posts I read make it sound like searching and examining title and closing transactions is a walk in the park taking no skill, deserving little compensation and less respect.