Two problems: I hated working in a big architecture firm and I knew that I wanted to go “big and bold” with my investments soon (5-10 years after graduation), not someday (25+ years).

I have heard those statistics and believe that I will find what I'm looking for.

Sorry to make everything bold lol, its wholesalers who make other wholesalers look bad.

As long as someone else has the cancer, it is a statistic.

I'm delighted.Was feeling bold due to seeming success, looking for another house downtown P'Cola, $20Kish, planning to try my hand at getting ...handy; instead found: 3400 sf Victorian downtown Pensacola, divided in 3 apts, tenants included. 159,900.

Many cost seg firms use a statistical sampling or computer generated modeling approach which is a bit cheaper since it's less work, but it's inherently inaccurate so it generally leaves money on the table or worse overstates qualifying assets.

These are the statistical tails, I suppose, and the customer should never believe the "poster-child" scenario.

Statistically, an abused woman is at her most vulnerable to serious injury or death is when trying to leave. 

As a real estate investor myself, I am very curious to see if anyone has statistics or anecdotal estimates on what percentage of tenants actually use these payment plans? 

Seems like a pretty bold tactic.